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HMSO
552.00
0.50 (+0.09%)
ASK PRICE BID PRICE CHANGE
552.00 551.50 0.50 (+0.09%)
Volume 934,956
Day's high 556.00
Day's low 409.20
Today’s open 550.00
Prev Close 551.50
   

Index: FTSE 100, FTSE 250 & FTSE All-Share

Sector: Real Estate

  • Company URL: http://www.hammerson.co.uk
  • Company Profile: European property firm, Hammerson invests in and develops shopping centres, out-of-town retail parks and office space in the UK, France and Germany. Hammerson\'s portfolio consists of whole or major interests in 21 shopping centres, 19 retail parks and 220,000 square metres of prime offices. Notable investments include the Brent Cross and Bullring shopping centres in the UK, Italie 2 in Paris and Les 3 Fontaines, Cergy Pontoise in France, the Principal Place retail park in Hackney, and 99 Bishopsgate office building in the City of London.

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HMSO Trade Tendency

BullBearings trader activity in the last few days with this stock

Buying: 65%

Selling: 35%

Recent trades by BullBearings members
TRADE QTY. PRICE DATE
BUY 1,932 553p 17/05/13 12:50
SELL 77 548.5p 14/05/13 14:35
SELL (auto) 16,115 547p 13/05/13 07:15
SELL 60 546.5p 10/05/13 14:40
BUY 362 545.5p 10/05/13 12:17

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News & Reports referencing HMSO

Hammerson announces tender offer for bonds

FTSE 100-listed retail property developer Hammerson has announced a tender offer as part of its policy to manage its balance sheet liabilities and optimise its debt structure by utilising its substantial liquidity to manage near term debt maturities and achieve a lower running cost of debt.

3 days ago

Friday tips round-up: Hammerson, McBride, IMI

FTSE 100 retail property developer Hammerson yesterday delivered a mixed trading update. However, the company does seem to have a good long-term strategy in place, of exiting the London office market in favour of local retail space, which - it must be said - goes against current received wisdom. To that one must add the strong pipeline of assets coming along. In fact, the company is forecasting earnings growth of 25% over the next three years. Nevertheless, the fact that it is now almost trading at its net asset value means that immediate progress may be limited.

9 days ago

Hammerson reports high occupancy rates across portfolio

FTSE 100-listed retail property developer Hammerson has unveiled positive results for 2013, supported by high rates of occupancy and multiple acquisition projects.

10 days ago

Thursday broker round-up UPDATE

Alkane Energy: Liberum Capital initiates with a target price of 44p and a buy recommendation.

10 days ago

Hammerson takes stake in Bullring shopping centre to 50 per cent

Hammerson, the FTSE 100 retail property developer, has purchased an additional 16.7 per cent stake in Bullring, meaning its now own exactly half of the Birmingham shopping centre.

2 weeks ago

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