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SEGRO prices £350 million, 19 year bond
SEGRO plc (‘SEGRO’) announces the launch and pricing of a £350 million, 19-year senior unsecured bond issue, priced at 175 basis points above gilts, with an annual coupon of 5.125 per cent.
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SEGRO’s Community Investment Plans launched to benefit thousands of people across the country
SEGRO has launched Community Investment Plans for seven key UK markets which will provide tangible economic and social benefits for thousands of people in the communities closest to the company’s operations.
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Local students make the grade at SEGRO’s Schools Challenge
A team of students from Eden Girls’ School in Slough has been crowned the winner at the Grand Final of the inaugural SEGRO Schools Challenge in partnership with Slough-based charity, Learning to Work, which was set up to facilitate links between education and the world of work.
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Watch our video 'Contraption'. Released in our Centenary year, 2020, every item used in the film was either made in, or stored in a SEGRO building.
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Warehousing demand and where could it be heading in 2022?
Demand for good warehouse property has never been as high and supply has never been so low. Rental growth has never been stronger, and yields have never been lower.
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Engaging with the diverse range of the workforce
The CEO Commitments on Diversity are the start of an important journey, one that Real Estate Balance wants to invite you on. 101 senior industry leaders, including SEGRO CEO David Sleath, have signed up to ensure that property is an inclusive, diverse industry where women are supported and encouraged to aim for the top.
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Planning must reflect how we live
Planning has been in the headlines all summer, with Create Streets founder Nicholas Boys Smith appointed as head of a new Office for Place, and other reforms being blamed for the Conservatives’ loss of the Chesham & Amersham by-election.
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