GLP sets growth target for warehouse space in China
[HONG KONG] Global Logistic Properties, China's biggest modern warehouse operator, plans to increase space at new projects by 20 per cent to 25 per cent annually in the next two years as e-commerce grows and retail chains expand.
The company, part-owned by Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC, is beginning construction of 2.5 million square metres of warehouse space in China this year, compared with two million sq m a year earlier, chief executive officer and co-founder Ming Mei said in an interview in Hong Kong on Tuesday. The…
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