(Sharecast News) - Property investor and developer Conygar has completed the disposal of its retail park in Cross Hands, Llanelli, for net consideration of £18.25m, it announced on Thursday.
The AIM-traded firm said the net proceeds were set to be used in progressing its development at the Island Quarter site in Nottingham.
It said the sale was at a £0.5m premium to the property's September 2021 year-end valuation.
"We are delighted to have exited our retail park development," said company director Freddie Jones.
"Since we purchased the 10-acre site in 2015 we have constructed and fully let the 92,000 square foot scheme to leading operators including Lidl, B&M, Iceland's Food Warehouse, Costa Coffee and Pets at Home, with annual net rental income of £1.3m."
At 1030 GMT, shares in the Conygar Investment Comp[any were up 1.14% at 158.29p.
Conygar Inv (CIC)16 Feb 2024 13:04
Conygar makes planning bid for Nottingham student accommodation
(Sharecast News) - Real estate firm the Conygar Investment Company reported a step forward in the development of The Island Quarter in Nottingham on F...
