TMV Logistics Fund Launches With Backing From Prologis and American Bureau of Shipping
A new logistics investment fund backed by Prologis and the American Bureau of Shipping will focus on supply-chain efficiency and resilience. The fund seeks to attract capital amid rising interest in logistics infrastructure.
inc42.comThe TMV Logistics fund will begin operations with financial and technical support from Prologis and the American Bureau of Shipping. The fund will invest in assets and services aimed at improving supply-chain performance and reducing disruption risk.
American Bureau of Shipping stated that the fund will target opportunities created by ongoing changes in global trade patterns. The partners said demand for logistics infrastructure has increased as companies seek to strengthen delivery networks.
The announcement follows broader industry efforts to address capacity constraints and route reliability. No specific investment targets or timelines were disclosed in the initial statement.
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The fund may direct new capital toward logistics infrastructure projects.
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