VGP is a pan-European owner, developer, and manager of logistics and semi-industrial real estate operating across 18 countries. Founded in 1998 in the Czech Republic by Jan Van Geet, the company started as a Belgian family-owned property developer and has evolved into a publicly traded logistics platform listed on Euronext Brussels (ISIN: BE0003878957). The company maintains a fully integrated business model, providing development, asset management, property management, and renewable energy solutions through its subsidiary VGP Renewable Energy. As of December 2025, VGP's combined portfolio, including joint ventures at 100%, totaled 7.4 million square meters with a gross asset value of €8.7 billion and a net asset value of €2.6 billion. The portfolio maintains a 98% occupancy rate with an average building age of 4.8 years. Germany represents the largest market concentration at 50% of portfolio value, followed by the Czech Republic at 11.2%, Spain at 8.1%, and Romania at 4.4%. VGP operates through several 50:50 joint ventures with institutional partners, including multiple vehicles with Allianz Real Estate established since 2016, the Saga joint venture with Areim announced in December 2023 targeting €1.5 billion in gross asset value, and a planned Pan-European fund with East Capital emphasizing Central and Eastern Europe. The company's investment strategy centers on developing build-to-suit and multi-tenant logistics facilities in prime locations near major European cities with access to highways and multimodal transport corridors. VGP acts as asset, property, and development manager for its joint venture portfolio. Major tenants include Amazon, Zalando, DHL, DPD, GE Vernova, and Ursus Breweries. In 2025, VGP achieved €338 million in pre-tax profit and €468.3 million in annualized committed leases. The company secured a landbank of 10.3 million square meters representing over 4.3 million square meters of development potential, with 75% of its development pipeline pre-leased. VGP Renewable Energy operates 170.5 MWp of photovoltaic capacity.