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Hammerson plc

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Hammerson said its first-half outperformance was driven by leasing strength, improved occupancy and turnover rent, and it boosted FY2026 guidance while adding the Arndale acquisition.· July 30, 2026

Key Takeaways

FY2026 underlying earnings guidance was raised to GBP 125 million from GBP 120 million, or GBP 132 million including the Arndale acquisition, cited as 27% year-on-year growth.
The upgrade was driven by one-offs of just over a couple of million from longstanding rate rebates, plus strong leasing, higher occupancy and turnover rent from recent openings.
Management said medium-term guidance is unchanged at 6%-8% EPS and DPS CAGR and around 10% total accounting return over five years, now measured off the higher 2025 base.
U.K. like-for-like performance was led by Bullring, Cabot Circus and Oracle, while Westquay faced a tough comparison because last year included a surrender benefit.
The Arndale deal was described as off-market, with no immediate urgent CapEx required and no incremental resource needed to co-manage the asset.
results":"Management did not report full half-year revenue, EPS or gross margin figures on this Q&A-only call. They said the guidance upgrade included just over a couple of million from settled rate rebates, and that FY2026 underlying guidance moves from GBP 120 million to GBP 125 million, or GBP 132 million including the Arndale acquisition, which they said is up 27% year on year. They also said the UK like-for-like net rental income performance was strong overall, with spreads above ERV at 9% in the first half. Forward-looking, they kept medium-term guidance at 6%-8% EPS and DPS CAGR and around 10% TAR over five years, and said they see about 4%-5% like-for-like growth in 2027, then inflation-plus growth beyond that as rental tension continues to build.","ceo":"Rob Wilkinson framed the quarter as a continuation of Hammerson’s repositioning strategy, emphasizing that the company remains able to drive rental growth even years into a center transformation, as shown at Bullring. He said the Arndale acquisition was consistent with a long-held target and that the bilateral process was preferable to the earlier market process, which he said was not one the company was comfortable with. His tone was confident and pragmatic, with repeated emphasis on alignment with partners, operational gearing, and optionality from a stronger balance sheet.","cfo":"Himanshu Raja focused on the sources of the guidance upgrade: one-offs from longstanding rate rebates, stronger leasing, increased occupancy, void costs turning into service charge income, and share of turnover rent from recent openings. He said the medium-term outlook is unchanged at 6%-8% EPS and DPS CAGR and around 10% TAR, now off a higher 2025 base after consolidating the JV. He also noted the company has an EMTN program and that the remaining Eurobond funding due next June will be addressed at the appropriate time, while the new acquisition gives Hammerson around GBP 200 million of additional capacity and lower leverage metrics.","qanda":"Analysts focused on why Hammerson changed its mind on Arndale, with Rob Wilkinson explaining that the prior auction process fell away because the company was not willing to work to the required due diligence timeline, and that the new deal was agreed off-market with M&G as a long-term partner. Questions also probed whether the reported yield assumed future CapEx; management said there is no immediate urgent CapEx, with spending mainly accretive leasing work and some ordinary-course public realm and food court investment. Other questions centered on the higher guidance, with management attributing it to one-offs, leasing strength and turnover rent, and on leverage and refinancing, where they said the transaction gives about GBP 200 million of extra capacity and that the remaining Eurobond funding will be timed to market conditions.","bull":"The call pointed to broad operating momentum: occupancy is improving, leasing is strong, turnover rent is benefiting from recent openings, and UK assets like Bullring, Cabot Circus and Oracle are still showing rental tension. Management also sounded constructive on valuation, saying yields may compress in the second half as market activity has picked up and ERV spreads remain favorable. The Arndale acquisition adds scale and flexibility without immediate urgent CapEx, while also improving credit metrics and funding capacity.","bear":"Westquay’s decline showed how year-over-year comparisons can still be distorted by one-off items, and management acknowledged the first-half valuation picture was flat because of geopolitical uncertainty and unchanged yields. The medium-term targets depend on continued execution of repositionings and rental growth, with management noting that assets are at different stages of the repositioning journey. Refinancing also remains on the agenda, with the remaining Eurobond funding due next June still to be arranged in the market."}]}<|endoftext|> to=web.run 北京赛车开奖全民彩票天天送钱大发快三计划大发时时彩计划analysis to=web.run code 天天中彩票未{

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