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Tritax Big Box REIT plc (LSE: BBOX) is the UK's largest listed pure-play logistics warehouse Real Estate Investment Trust, vertically extending into data centre development. Headquartered in the UK and FTSE 100-constituent since February 2026, the company holds a £7.9bn portfolio of Grade A big-box distribution warehouses (let on long leases to blue-chip e-commerce, retail, logistics, healthcare, and consumer tenants such as Currys), alongside a 230MW+ data centre development pipeline across Chelmsford, Slough, and Heathrow.

The business operates a dual-engine model. The legacy logistics engine acquires, develops, and asset-manages large-format UK warehouses, generating contracted rental income (FY2025 net rental income +10.6%, contracted rents +7%, adjusted EPS +4.1%, dividend growth +4.4%, 5.27% yield). A capital-recycling programme (c. £1bn of asset sales over three years, including the June 2026 £199m EQT Real Estate portfolio sale) funds development-led acquisitions. The newer data centre engine is delivered through development management agreements with Tritax Management LLP — earning project assembly fees (~£3.3m), up to 5% development management fees, and a 17.5% profit share — targeting 10–11% yield on cost and £23–25m annual rent per scheme.

Growth drivers are scale acquisitions (£485m Warehouse REIT, June 2025; £1bn Blackstone portfolio, October 2025, financed £632m cash + new shares giving Blackstone an 8.7–9% stake), planned logistics parks (Tritax Park Newark Phase 2 — 974,000 sq ft), and the data centre pipeline (a near-1GW opportunity set). CEO Colin Godfrey has publicly targeted 50% adjusted earnings growth by 2030. Distribution to investors is via dividends; expansion capital is funded through a blend of scrip, debt (£550m loan facilities, April 2026), and asset-sale recycling. There is no AI-native product and no proprietary software layer — this is fundamentally an asset owner and developer, with data centres as physical infrastructure exposed to AI-driven power demand rather than as an AI product business.

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Tritax Big Box REIT (LSE: BBOX) is the UK's largest listed logistics warehouse REIT, holding a £7.9bn portfolio of Grade A distribution warehouses and a 230MW+ data centre development pipeline, serving blue-chip e-commerce, retail, logistics, and hyperscaler tenants via long-lease, capital-recycling, and build-to-suit investment.

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logistics real estate, warehouse REIT, data centre development, distribution property, industrial property investment
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  • Real Estate Investment Trusts6798
Product category
Logistics and Industrial Real Estate REIT
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Revenue model3 records
1Rental Income from Logistics Properties
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Primary revenue stream from contracted rents on a portfolio of UK logistics warehouses. The company reported a 10.6% rise in net rental income for full-year 2025, with assets valued at GBP 7.9 billion. Income is generated through long-term leases to tenants in e-commerce, logistics, and consumer sectors.

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2Data Center Development Management
TypeProfessional Services
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Revenue from development management agreements for data center projects. Tritax Management earns project assembly fees (approximately £3.3m), development management fees (up to 5% of cost), and a 17.5% share of development profits on data center schemes such as Chelmsford (125MW).

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3Capital Recycling - Asset Sales
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

Strategic sale of mature logistics assets to recycle capital. Sold logistics schemes at four UK locations (Leamington Spa, Peterborough, Didcot, Kettering) to EQT Real Estate for £199m. Over the past three years, Tritax has completed capital recycling sales totaling nearly £1bn. Proceeds fund development-led logistics assets and data center projects.

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Notes

Share price: 160.28p (June 2026); Dividend yield: 5.27%; Analyst consensus target: 180p; Eleven buy ratings; No sell recommendations

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Tritax Big Box REIT owns, develops and leases large-scale UK logistics warehouses and data centre properties to enterprise occupiers. Its portfolio of Grade A big-box distribution assets is let on long-term leases to e-commerce, retail and logistics tenants, while a growing data centre pipeline exceeding 230MW targets hyperscale and colocation operators. Income is generated from contracted rents, development management fees and capital recycling through asset sales.

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  • 10.6% rental income growth in full-year 2025
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Tritax Big Box REIT is a UK-listed Real Estate Investment Trust operating as a single unified platform focused on two core asset classes: large-scale logistics/warehouse properties and data centre developments. The logistics portfolio comprises Grade A distribution warehouses across key UK hubs, acquired through transactions including the £1 billion Blackstone portfolio and £485 million Warehouse REIT acquisition. The data centre pipeline includes three major development projects totalling over 230MW of power capacity at locations in Chelmsford, Slough, and Heathrow. The company also develops large-scale logistics parks such as Tritax Park Newark through partnerships with developers like Simons Developments.

Product and service8 records
1UK Logistics Portfolio
CategoryLogistics Real Estate
Description

Portfolio of large-scale, Grade A logistics and warehouse properties across key UK distribution hubs, leased to enterprise occupiers in e-commerce, retail, logistics and supply chain sectors.

2Data Centre Pipeline
CategoryData Centre Real Estate
Description

Portfolio of data centre development projects totalling over 230MW of power capacity across Chelmsford (125MW), Slough (147MW) and Heathrow (107MW), targeting hyperscale and colocation tenants with anticipated yields on cost of 10-11%.

3Tritax Park Newark
CategoryLogistics Park Development
Description

Large-scale logistics park in Nottinghamshire delivering approximately 974,000 sq ft of new logistics accommodation across units ranging from 200,000 to 460,000 sq ft, developed in partnership with Simons Developments.

4Chelmsford Data Centre (Beaulieu Park)
CategoryData Centre Real Estate
Description

125MW data centre development at Beaulieu Park, Chelmsford, comprising a two-building campus with 44MW each across 33,110 sqm of data centre space on a greenfield site.

5Slough Data Centre
CategoryData Centre Real Estate
Description

147MW data centre campus near Slough, west of London, developed through Manor Farm Propco and granted UK government planning permission in June 2026, overruling Slough Borough Council's Green Belt objection.

6Manor Farm Data Centre (Heathrow)
CategoryData Centre Real Estate
Description

107MW data centre project near Heathrow with planning application pending, part of Tritax's initial data centre pipeline targeting significant income generation on approval.

7Blackstone Logistics Portfolio Acquisition
CategoryAcquired Portfolio
Description

£1bn logistics portfolio acquired from Blackstone in October 2025 for £632m cash plus new shares, with Blackstone receiving an 8.7-9% equity stake in Tritax, strengthening the company's position in key UK logistics markets.

8Warehouse REIT Portfolio Acquisition
CategoryAcquired Portfolio
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£485m acquisition of Warehouse REIT completed in 2025, expanding Tritax's warehouse and logistics property portfolio and consolidating its UK market position.

Scale indicator16 records

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-19
Description

Development partnership with Simons Developments for phase two of Tritax Park Newark, enabling construction of up to 974,000 square feet of new logistics accommodation in units ranging from 200,000 to 460,000 square feet. The partnership previously delivered a 400,000 sq ft building for Currys.

Strategic tierCoreTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-17
Description

Tritax Big Box entered a development management agreement with Tritax Management LLP to deliver a 125MW data centre in Chelmsford, Essex. Tritax Management provides development management and technical services including planning, construction oversight, and power-related expertise, earning approximately £3.3m for project assembly services plus up to 5% development management fee and 17.5% profit share.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-13
Description

Annual partnership with Savills and Analytiqa to publish the Future Space Report, surveying 382 occupiers, investors, and developers on UK Industrial and Logistics market trends. The 9th annual report provides market intelligence and positions Tritax as an industry thought leader.

Recent move11 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

ESR is an APAC-focused logistics and data centre real estate platform with operations across Asia-Pacific and Europe. It overlaps with both of Tritax's core verticals (logistics warehousing and data centre development), making it a relevant broad incumbent in the segments Tritax is expanding into.

TypeDirect peer
Description

SEGRO is the UK's largest listed logistics/warehouse REIT and Tritax's closest direct competitor. Both operate UK big-box logistics portfolios on long-duration leases to e-commerce and logistics occupiers, with similar asset management and development pipelines; SEGRO's larger scale makes it the benchmark UK logistics REIT that Tritax is positioned against.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

British Land is a FTSE 100 UK REIT with major exposure to logistics/industrial parks alongside retail and offices. It overlaps with Tritax in UK logistics ownership but serves a broader and more mixed real estate mandate, making it a broad incumbent rather than a direct UK logistics specialist.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Prologis is the world's largest logistics real estate operator/REIT with global reach across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. It is comparable to Tritax as a big-box logistics specialist but operates at vastly greater global scale and competes for institutional capital in the same UK and European logistics markets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

LondonMetric is a UK REIT with significant logistics and industrial exposure alongside convenience retail, targeting long-income triple-net assets. It is directly comparable to Tritax in UK logistics investment strategy and asset class focus, though with a slightly broader segment mix.

TypeRegional player
Description

WDP is a Belgian-listed European logistics REIT owning semi-urban warehouse assets across the Benelux, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. It is comparable to Tritax as a European big-box logistics landlord with multi-country exposure, providing a relevant European comparison even though it does not currently operate in the UK.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Land Securities is a large UK diversified REIT with mixed retail, office, and mixed-use development exposure. While not a logistics specialist, it competes for UK institutional real estate capital and represents a comparable large-cap FTSE 100 UK REIT vehicle.

TypeRegional player
Description

Mapletree Industrial Trust is a Singapore-listed REIT focused on industrial and data centre properties across Asia. It is comparable to Tritax on asset class (logistics/industrial and growing data centre exposure), though it serves APAC rather than UK markets.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Custodian is a smaller UK diversified REIT investing across logistics, industrial, retail, and other commercial property. It is comparable to Tritax on the asset mix of logistics exposure but operates at far smaller scale and with a more diversified, less specialised mandate.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

GLP is a major global logistics real estate platform operating large-scale warehouse portfolios across the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Brazil. It is comparable to Tritax at the asset-class level (big-box logistics owned and leased to occupiers) but with global geographic reach far exceeding Tritax's UK-only portfolio.

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Profiles3 records

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Investors11 records

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Tritax Big Box

Logistics and Industrial Real Estate REITtritaxbigbox.co.uk

Tritax Big Box REIT (LSE: BBOX) is the UK's largest listed logistics warehouse REIT, holding a £7.9bn portfolio of Grade A distribution warehouses and a 230MW+ data centre development pipeline, serving blue-chip e-commerce, retail, logistics, and hyperscaler tenants via long-lease, capital-recycling, and build-to-suit investment.

What Tritax Big Box does

Tritax Big Box REIT plc (LSE: BBOX) is the UK's largest listed pure-play logistics warehouse Real Estate Investment Trust, vertically extending into data centre development. Headquartered in the UK and FTSE 100-constituent since February 2026, the company holds a £7.9bn portfolio of Grade A big-box distribution warehouses (let on long leases to blue-chip e-commerce, retail, logistics, healthcare, and consumer tenants such as Currys), alongside a 230MW+ data centre development pipeline across Chelmsford, Slough, and Heathrow.

The business operates a dual-engine model. The legacy logistics engine acquires, develops, and asset-manages large-format UK warehouses, generating contracted rental income (FY2025 net rental income +10.6%, contracted rents +7%, adjusted EPS +4.1%, dividend growth +4.4%, 5.27% yield). A capital-recycling programme (c. £1bn of asset sales over three years, including the June 2026 £199m EQT Real Estate portfolio sale) funds development-led acquisitions. The newer data centre engine is delivered through development management agreements with Tritax Management LLP — earning project assembly fees (~£3.3m), up to 5% development management fees, and a 17.5% profit share — targeting 10–11% yield on cost and £23–25m annual rent per scheme.

Growth drivers are scale acquisitions (£485m Warehouse REIT, June 2025; £1bn Blackstone portfolio, October 2025, financed £632m cash + new shares giving Blackstone an 8.7–9% stake), planned logistics parks (Tritax Park Newark Phase 2 — 974,000 sq ft), and the data centre pipeline (a near-1GW opportunity set). CEO Colin Godfrey has publicly targeted 50% adjusted earnings growth by 2030. Distribution to investors is via dividends; expansion capital is funded through a blend of scrip, debt (£550m loan facilities, April 2026), and asset-sale recycling. There is no AI-native product and no proprietary software layer — this is fundamentally an asset owner and developer, with data centres as physical infrastructure exposed to AI-driven power demand rather than as an AI product business.

Tritax Big Box firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Tritax Big Box
Legal name
Tritax Big Box REIT plc
Website
https://tritaxbigbox.co.uk
Company type
Public
Founded year
2013
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Tritax Big Box REIT (LSE: BBOX) is the UK's largest listed logistics warehouse REIT, holding a £7.9bn portfolio of Grade A distribution warehouses and a 230MW+ data centre development pipeline, serving blue-chip e-commerce, retail, logistics, and hyperscaler tenants via long-lease, capital-recycling, and build-to-suit investment.
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Where Tritax Big Box is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Bristol
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices8 records

Markets served

Tritax Big Box business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Operations, Infrastructure, Personnel, Others, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Rental Income from Logistics Properties: Primary revenue stream from contracted rents on a portfolio of UK logistics warehouses. The company reported a 10.6% rise in net rental income for full-year 2025, with assets valued at GBP 7.9 billion. Income is generated through long-term leases to tenants in e-commerce, logistics, and consumer sectors.
  2. Data Center Development Management: Revenue from development management agreements for data center projects. Tritax Management earns project assembly fees (approximately £3.3m), development management fees (up to 5% of cost), and a 17.5% share of development profits on data center schemes such as Chelmsford (125MW).
  3. Capital Recycling - Asset Sales: Strategic sale of mature logistics assets to recycle capital. Sold logistics schemes at four UK locations (Leamington Spa, Peterborough, Didcot, Kettering) to EQT Real Estate for £199m. Over the past three years, Tritax has completed capital recycling sales totaling nearly £1bn. Proceeds fund development-led logistics assets and data center projects.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherAnnualREIT Share Investment

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels3 records

Tritax Big Box product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Tritax Big Box REIT owns, develops and leases large-scale UK logistics warehouses and data centre properties to enterprise occupiers. Its portfolio of Grade A big-box distribution assets is let on long-term leases to e-commerce, retail and logistics tenants, while a growing data centre pipeline exceeding 230MW targets hyperscale and colocation operators. Income is generated from contracted rents, development management fees and capital recycling through asset sales.

Product overview

Tritax Big Box REIT is a UK-listed Real Estate Investment Trust operating as a single unified platform focused on two core asset classes: large-scale logistics/warehouse properties and data centre developments. The logistics portfolio comprises Grade A distribution warehouses across key UK hubs, acquired through transactions including the £1 billion Blackstone portfolio and £485 million Warehouse REIT acquisition. The data centre pipeline includes three major development projects totalling over 230MW of power capacity at locations in Chelmsford, Slough, and Heathrow. The company also develops large-scale logistics parks such as Tritax Park Newark through partnerships with developers like Simons Developments.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • UK Logistics Portfolio Portfolio of large-scale, Grade A logistics and warehouse properties across key UK distribution hubs, leased to enterprise occupiers in e-commerce, retail, logistics and supply chain sectors.
  • Data Centre Pipeline Portfolio of data centre development projects totalling over 230MW of power capacity across Chelmsford (125MW), Slough (147MW) and Heathrow (107MW), targeting hyperscale and colocation tenants with anticipated yields on cost of 10-11%.
  • Tritax Park Newark Large-scale logistics park in Nottinghamshire delivering approximately 974,000 sq ft of new logistics accommodation across units ranging from 200,000 to 460,000 sq ft, developed in partnership with Simons Developments.
  • Chelmsford Data Centre (Beaulieu Park) 125MW data centre development at Beaulieu Park, Chelmsford, comprising a two-building campus with 44MW each across 33,110 sqm of data centre space on a greenfield site.
  • Slough Data Centre 147MW data centre campus near Slough, west of London, developed through Manor Farm Propco and granted UK government planning permission in June 2026, overruling Slough Borough Council's Green Belt objection.
  • Manor Farm Data Centre (Heathrow) 107MW data centre project near Heathrow with planning application pending, part of Tritax's initial data centre pipeline targeting significant income generation on approval.
  • Blackstone Logistics Portfolio Acquisition £1bn logistics portfolio acquired from Blackstone in October 2025 for £632m cash plus new shares, with Blackstone receiving an 8.7-9% equity stake in Tritax, strengthening the company's position in key UK logistics markets.
  • Warehouse REIT Portfolio Acquisition £485m acquisition of Warehouse REIT completed in 2025, expanding Tritax's warehouse and logistics property portfolio and consolidating its UK market position.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 10.6% rental income growth in full-year 2025
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Companies that use Tritax Big Box

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Ideal customer profiles3 records

Tritax Big Box technology and API

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Tritax Big Box partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Simons DevelopmentscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 19 June 2026Development partnership with Simons Developments for phase two of Tritax Park Newark, enabling construction of up to 974,000 square feet of new logistics accommodation in units ranging from 200,000 to 460,000 square feet. The partnership previously delivered a 400,000 sq ft building for Currys.
  • Tritax Management LLPcoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 17 June 2026Tritax Big Box entered a development management agreement with Tritax Management LLP to deliver a 125MW data centre in Chelmsford, Essex. Tritax Management provides development management and technical services including planning, construction oversight, and power-related expertise, earning approximately £3.3m for project assembly services plus up to 5% development management fee and 17.5% profit share.
  • SavillsminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 13 February 2026Annual partnership with Savills and Analytiqa to publish the Future Space Report, surveying 382 occupiers, investors, and developers on UK Industrial and Logistics market trends. The 9th annual report provides market intelligence and positions Tritax as an industry thought leader.

Scale indicators16 records

Recent moves11 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Tritax Big Box competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • ESR Group Limited: ESR is an APAC-focused logistics and data centre real estate platform with operations across Asia-Pacific and Europe. It overlaps with both of Tritax's core verticals (logistics warehousing and data centre development), making it a relevant broad incumbent in the segments Tritax is expanding into.
  • British Land Company plc: British Land is a FTSE 100 UK REIT with major exposure to logistics/industrial parks alongside retail and offices. It overlaps with Tritax in UK logistics ownership but serves a broader and more mixed real estate mandate, making it a broad incumbent rather than a direct UK logistics specialist.
  • Prologis, Inc. Prologis is the world's largest logistics real estate operator/REIT with global reach across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. It is comparable to Tritax as a big-box logistics specialist but operates at vastly greater global scale and competes for institutional capital in the same UK and European logistics markets.
  • Land Securities Group plc: Land Securities is a large UK diversified REIT with mixed retail, office, and mixed-use development exposure. While not a logistics specialist, it competes for UK institutional real estate capital and represents a comparable large-cap FTSE 100 UK REIT vehicle.
  • GLP (Global Logistic Properties): GLP is a major global logistics real estate platform operating large-scale warehouse portfolios across the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Brazil. It is comparable to Tritax at the asset-class level (big-box logistics owned and leased to occupiers) but with global geographic reach far exceeding Tritax's UK-only portfolio.

Direct peers

  • SEGRO plc: SEGRO is the UK's largest listed logistics/warehouse REIT and Tritax's closest direct competitor. Both operate UK big-box logistics portfolios on long-duration leases to e-commerce and logistics occupiers, with similar asset management and development pipelines; SEGRO's larger scale makes it the benchmark UK logistics REIT that Tritax is positioned against.
  • LondonMetric Property plc: LondonMetric is a UK REIT with significant logistics and industrial exposure alongside convenience retail, targeting long-income triple-net assets. It is directly comparable to Tritax in UK logistics investment strategy and asset class focus, though with a slightly broader segment mix.

Regional players

  • Warehouses De Pauw (WDP): WDP is a Belgian-listed European logistics REIT owning semi-urban warehouse assets across the Benelux, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. It is comparable to Tritax as a European big-box logistics landlord with multi-country exposure, providing a relevant European comparison even though it does not currently operate in the UK.
  • Mapletree Industrial Trust: Mapletree Industrial Trust is a Singapore-listed REIT focused on industrial and data centre properties across Asia. It is comparable to Tritax on asset class (logistics/industrial and growing data centre exposure), though it serves APAC rather than UK markets.

Emerging players

  • Custodian REIT plc: Custodian is a smaller UK diversified REIT investing across logistics, industrial, retail, and other commercial property. It is comparable to Tritax on the asset mix of logistics exposure but operates at far smaller scale and with a more diversified, less specialised mandate.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Tritax Big Box leadership team

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Profiles3 records

Tritax Big Box subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries2 records

Tritax Big Box funding detail

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Funding overview

Funding rounds2 records

Investors11 records

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Tritax Big Box M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A2 records

Investments

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Frequently asked questions about Tritax Big Box

What does Tritax Big Box do?

Tritax Big Box REIT owns, develops and leases large-scale UK logistics warehouses and data centre properties to enterprise occupiers. Its portfolio of Grade A big-box distribution assets is let on long-term leases to e-commerce, retail and logistics tenants, while a growing data centre pipeline exceeding 230MW targets hyperscale and colocation operators. Income is generated from contracted rents, development management fees and capital recycling through asset sales.

Is Tritax Big Box a public or private company?

Tritax Big Box is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Tritax Big Box founded?

Tritax Big Box was founded in 2013. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Tritax Big Box based?

Tritax Big Box is headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Tritax Big Box make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Rental Income from Logistics Properties are the primary driver. The others are data Center Development Management and capital Recycling - Asset Sales.

Who are Tritax Big Box's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are ESR Group Limited, British Land Company plc, Prologis, Inc., Land Securities Group plc and GLP (Global Logistic Properties). Direct peers are SEGRO plc and LondonMetric Property plc. Regional players are Warehouses De Pauw (WDP) and Mapletree Industrial Trust. Custodian REIT plc is listed as an emerging player.

Does Tritax Big Box have an API?

No public API is recorded for Tritax Big Box.

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Defense WorldTritax Big Box REIT (LON:BBOX) Reaches New 1-Year Low – Here’s What HappenedTritax Big Box REIT's shares fell to a new 52-week low of GBX 139.57 on Thursday, trading at GBX 139.79. Analysts have a consensus target price of GBX 198.88, with seven Buy ratings and one Hold. The company reported GBX 4.41 EPS for the quarter.American Banking and Market NewsTritax Big Box REIT (LON:BBOX) Reaches New 1-Year Low – What’s Next?Tritax Big Box REIT's shares hit a new 52-week low at GBX 139.57 on Thursday, with last traded price GBX 139.79. Analysts rate the stock a Moderate Buy with an average target of GBX 198.88, and the company reported GBX 4.41 EPS for the quarter.MarketBeatTritax Big Box REIT (LON:BBOX) Reaches New 1-Year Low - Here's What HappenedTritax Big Box REIT's shares fell to a 52-week low of GBX 139.57 on Thursday, trading at GBX 139.79. Analysts have a consensus target of GBX 198.88, with seven Buy ratings and one Hold. The company reported GBX 4.41 EPS for the quarter.Sharecast.comNick Prettejohn to succeed Aubrey Adams as Tritax chairTritax Big Box REIT appointed Nick Prettejohn as its next chair, succeeding Aubrey Adams, who will retire at year-end. Prettejohn will join as an independent non-executive director and chair designate immediately, assuming the role from 1 January 2027. He is currently chair of Reach.Investing.comTritax Big Box REIT appoints Nick Prettejohn as chair designateTritax Big Box REIT appointed Nick Prettejohn as chair designate, effective today, with Aubrey Adams retiring on December 31, 2026. Prettejohn, currently chair of Reach plc, will assume the role on January 1, 2027. The board cited his experience in chairing and governance.American Banking and Market NewsTritax Big Box REIT plc (LON:BBOX) Receives Consensus Recommendation of “Moderate Buy” from BrokeragesTritax Big Box REIT received an average "Moderate Buy" rating from eight brokerages, with seven buy and one hold. The average 12-month price target is GBX 198.88, and the stock opened at GBX 142.60. The company reported GBX 4.41 EPS for the quarter, with analysts expecting 8.97 EPS for the year.MarketBeatTritax Big Box REIT plc (LON:BBOX) Receives Consensus Rating of "Moderate Buy" from AnalystsAnalysts have assigned Tritax Big Box REIT an average rating of Moderate Buy, with seven buy ratings and one hold. The average 12-month price target is GBX 198.88, and the stock opened at GBX 142.60. The company reported GBX 4.41 EPS for the quarter, with analysts forecasting 8.97 EPS for the fiscal year.YahooThree more data centres planned for green belt siteManor Farm Propco Limited plans three data centres on a 58-acre green belt site in Slough, next to an already approved project. The developer, owned by Tritax Big Box plc, says the new complex is operationally independent but will improve access to the Arthur Jacob Nature Reserve. A separate application seeks a cable route to the Laleham substation.Markets DailyTritax Big Box REIT (OTCMKTS:TTBXF) Shares Gap Down – Time to Sell?Tritax Big Box REIT shares gapped down to $2.0450 before Friday's open, down from a prior close of $2.43. Analysts have a consensus 'Moderate Buy' rating, with four Buy ratings and one Hold. The company owns UK logistics warehouses and generates rental income.Investegate1 million sq ft logistics facility and pre-letTritax Big Box REIT completed a 1 million sq ft logistics facility at Symmetry Park, Kettering, and pre-let it to Amazon on a 20-year lease. The facility secures £9.8 million in annual rental income and delivers a yield on cost at the top end of the company's 6-8% guidance range.