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IN BRIEF: Hammerson completes Silverburn mall sale for GBP140 million

Hammerson PLC - London-based retail-focused real estate investment trust - Completes the sale of Silverburn shopping centre in Glasgow, Scotland. Asset is sold via its 50/50 joint venture with Canada Pension Plan Investment Board to entities affiliated with UK private equity real estate manager Henderson Park and Spanish property developer Eurofund Group for GBP140 million. Hammerson's share is GBP70 million, according to a release made mid-December.

Liberum stays at 'sell' on Hammerson, 'still long way to go to rebuild business'

(Sharecast News) - Analysts at Liberum reiterated their 'sell' recommendation for shares of Hammerson, telling clients that there was "still a long way to go" to rebuild the property developer's business.

Hammerson annual loss narrows on improved occupancy, collections

(Alliance News) - Hammerson PLC reported on Friday it had trimmed its loss in 2021 as footfall benefited from relaxed Covid-19 restrictions, a boost in occupancy and improved rental collections.

LONDON MARKET OPEN: Europe slides into red, with focus on US jobs

(Alliance News) - European stocks were on the back foot on Friday morning, with London outperforming its mainland peers, with fears of the war in Ukraine escalating sending investors in search of safe havens.

LONDON BRIEFING: Hammerson narrows loss amid "fundamental changes"

(Alliance News) - Shopping centre owner Hammerson on Friday said it cut its pretax loss to GBP408.0 million in 2021 from GBP1.74 billion in 2020, in a year of "fundamental change".

LONDON MARKET PRE-OPEN: Hammerson loss narrows; Mitie sees scrutiny

(Alliance News) - Stock prices are seen opening lower on Friday after scares of a nuclear disaster in Ukraine following direct shelling of a nuclear power plant, while a business group has downgraded its expectations for UK economic growth this year.

Hammerson adjusted earnings rise as net loss narrows

(Sharecast News) - Retail property owner Hammerson reported a rise in adjusted earnings as the easing of Covid restrictions saw a rebound of footfall to its shopping centres.

Friday preview: Ukraine conflict, US jobs report in the spotlight

(Sharecast News) - Investors will continue to carefully monitor the news-flow out of Ukraine, especially the latest news around an attack against Europe's largest nuclear reactor.

UK earnings, trading statements calendar - next 7 days

Hammerson completes sale of Leeds assets for GBP120 million

(Alliance News) - Hammerson PLC on Friday said it has sold its non-core assets in Leeds, England to Swiss property investor Redical Holdings AG for GBP120 million in cash.

LONDON MARKET OPEN: Stocks rise on hope of US-Russia summit on Ukraine

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London opened higher on Monday on hopes of a summit about Ukraine between US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Hammerson confirms talks for potential sale of Leeds shopping centres

(Alliance News) - Hammerson PLC on Monday confirmed that it is in discussions with entities related to Swiss property investor Redical Holdings AG for the sale of its Victoria Gate and Victoria Quarter shopping centres in Leeds.

LONDON MARKET PRE-OPEN: Dechra raises dividend after strong results

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London are seen opening higher on Monday on the possibility of a summit about Ukraine between US President Joe Biden and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.

Hammerson confirms talks on sale of two shopping centres

(Sharecast News) - Commercial property landlord Hammerson confirmed it was in talks over the possible sale of its Victoria Gate and Victoria Quarter shopping centres for £120m as it looked to strengthen its balance sheet after the Covid-pandemic.

Sunday newspaper round-up: Canadian beef, Rio Tinto, Credit Suisse

(Sharecast News) - Britain is prepared to reject Canadian beef treated with hormones, dealing a setback for the trade talks, which had been due to formally start in April. One Whitehall source said there was "very little room to move" on food standards and that it would be extremely difficult to climb down on the issue. Trade officials confirmed that food standards would be a "red line" during the negotiations. - Sunday Telegraph