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Website:
http://www.hammerson.co.uk
Phone: +44 20 7887 1000 |
Address:
10 Grosvenor Street
London, W1K 4BJ |
Company Description
Hammerson plc. The Group's principal activity is investing, developing and managing shopping centres, retail parks and prime offices. The Group has investments in 14 major shopping centres and 18 retail parks providing a total of 1.3 million square meter of retail space. It also owns nine office buildings, principally in central London and central Paris, which provide 275,000 square meters of prime accommodation. The Group operates in the United Kingdom, France and Germany. During 2006, the Group acquired the entire share capital of LxB Holdings Ltd. Shopping Centres accounted for 62% of 2006 revenues; Offices, 23% and Retail Parks, 15%
Key People
| Non Executive Chairman | John F. Nelson |
| Chief Executive Officer | John G. Richards |
| Group Finance Director | Simon R. Melliss |
| Group Treasurer | Duncan Beardsley |
| Secretary | Stuart J. Haydon |
Related Business Topics
Breaking News
Times Online - November 22, 2009 2:14 PM
Landlords of Blacks Leisure, the outdoor clothing retailer that owns Millets, are expected to vote today in favour of a deal that would save 5,000 jobs. The 101 landlords of 89 stores that have closed or are due to close will have to agree to give up ...
Guardian.co.uk - November 22, 2009 10:04 AM
¢ CVA needs 75% of creditors to back the rescue deal ¢ Shares in the retail group have lost 90% of their value High street landlords to Blacks are tomorrow expected to grudgingly vote through a deal that will allow the troubled outdoor goods ...
Guardian.co.uk - November 21, 2009 4:25 PM
Property market hasn't collapsed because banks can't face the truth Lenders are still extending credit to commercial developers because they simply can't afford to crystallise their losses Commercial property is the dog that didn't bark in this ...
BusinessWeek - November 19, 2009 12:01 PM
About a year ago, observers of the UK commercial property market would not have been shocked to see the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse riding around the corner. The banks would not (and, indeed, could not) lend, companies were not looking for office ...
Reuters - November 18, 2009 9:33 AM
* British Land shares up 60 pct since Mar, outshine FTSE 100 * Risks seen from bank firesales, refinancing issues * Analysts split on sustainability of share premium to NAV (Repeats to fix typographical error in headline) LONDON, Nov 18 (Reuters) - ...
