Prologis Wants to Buy Segro

Prologis 欲收購 Segro


Introduction

Prologis is a big company from the USA. It wants to buy a UK company called Segro for £12.6 billion. Segro said no to this offer.

Prologis 是一家來自美國的大公司。它希望以 126 億英鎊收購一家名為 Segro 的英國公司。Segro 拒絕了這項提議。

Main Body

Prologis offered a lot of money for Segro shares. Prologis thinks Segro is worth more than its current price. They want to buy the company now because the price is low.

Prologis 為 Segro 的股份提供了高額資金。Prologis 認為 Segro 的價值高於目前的價格。由於目前價格較低,他們希望現在收購該公司。

Segro's leaders said the offer is too low. They say the company is very strong. They believe the share price is low only because of world problems and bank rates.

Segro 的領導層表示該報價過低。他們聲稱公司非常強大。他們認為股價低迷僅僅是因為全球問題與銀行利率。

Prologis likes Segro's big warehouses for online shopping. Segro also builds centers for AI computers. Prologis has more money to build these things faster.

Prologis 看中了 Segro 用於電子商務的大型倉庫。Segro 還建造了 AI 電腦中心。Prologis 擁有更多資金能更快地建設這些設施。

Conclusion

Segro is still its own company. The leaders all said no to the deal. However, the price of Segro shares went up for a short time.

Segro 仍是一家獨立公司。領導層全部拒絕了這項交易。然而,Segro 的股價在短期內有所上升。

Vocabulary Learning

💰 Talking about 'Value'

When we talk about money and business, we use specific words to describe if something is cheap or expensive. Look at these patterns from the text:

  • Low → Not much money (e.g., "the price is low")
  • More than → A higher amount (e.g., "worth more than its current price")
  • Too low → Not enough money (e.g., "the offer is too low")

🛠️ Action Words: The 'Want' Pattern

In A2 English, we use Want + to + Action to show a goal.

Prologis \rightarrow wants \rightarrow to buy

If you want to do something, follow this simple map: Person/Company + want(s) + to + verb

Example: I want to learn English.

Vocabulary Learning

offer (n.)
An amount of money someone says they will pay for something
Example:The company made an offer to buy the house.
shares (n.)
Small parts of a company that people can buy
Example:He owns shares in a big technology company.
worth (adj.)
Having a particular value in money
Example:This old painting is worth a lot of money.
warehouses (n.)
Very large buildings used for storing goods
Example:The company keeps all its products in big warehouses.
deal (n.)
An official agreement between two or more people or companies
Example:The two managers signed a business deal yesterday.
Practice A2 words in a crossword