Does Prologis Generate Enough Cash Flows?

By Blake Campbell • Friday, November 18 12:02 • Permanent Link

Prologis, a large-cap Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust company, moved 1.4 during today's afternoon session. The company's business is fundamentally profitable, as its average operating margins stand at 36.4%. Here is the full picture of its operating margins:

Date Reported	Total Revenue ($)	Operating Expenses ($)	Operating Margins (%)	YoY Growth (%)
2021-12-31	5,163,695,000.0	3,142,031,000.0	39.15	9.11
2020-12-31	4,736,105,000.0	3,036,928,000.0	35.88	6.28
2019-12-31	3,530,799,000.0	2,338,673,000.0	33.76	-8.53
2018-12-31	3,102,709,000.0	1,957,447,000.0	36.91	n/a

In comparison, we see its free cash flow levels over the last four years:

Date Reported	Cash Flow from Operations ($)	Capital expenditures ($)	Free Cash Flow ($)	YoY Growth (%)
2021-12-31	2,996,042,000.0	n/a	2,996,042,000.0	2.01
2020-12-31	2,937,005,000.0	n/a	2,937,005,000.0	29.72
2019-12-31	2,264,034,000.0	n/a	2,264,034,000.0	25.53
2018-12-31	1,803,559,000.0	n/a	1,803,559,000.0	n/a

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