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Greg Goodman

Greg Goodman is the co-founder and group chief executive of Goodman Group, an Australian-listed owner, developer and manager of logistics property and data centres. He began the business with an industrial building in Sydney in the early 1990s and has led its growth into 15 countries. Goodman reports a total portfolio of $89 billion at June 30, 2026; that is a group measure, not a personal investment total. Goodman executive team · Company history · Company overview

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Known For

  • Co-founding a business that began with one Sydney industrial property and grew into an international logistics and data-centre platform.
  • Building an industrial-property specialist through acquisitions, mergers and partnerships. Goodman’s own history records its 1995 Australian listing and expansion into New Zealand, the United Kingdom and other markets.
  • Leading a strategy centered on digital-economy infrastructure. As of June 2026, Goodman described its portfolio as $89 billion across 15 countries and reported 6.4 gigawatts of total power capacity; these are current company figures. Goodman history · Goodman overview

Career

Goodman purchased the company’s first industrial property on Mitchell Road in Erskineville, Sydney, in the early 1990s. The business listed in 1995 with eight properties and a market capitalization of A$37 million, according to its company history. It expanded through partnerships and acquisitions, adding international markets and later data-centre development. Goodman’s current executive profile says he is responsible for overall operations and implementing the group’s strategic plan, while remaining a director across Goodman entities and partnerships. The firm now describes itself as a provider of essential logistics and data-centre infrastructure in major global cities. Executive team · History · Company overview

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