SUPR celebrates its fifth birthday at the London Stock Exchange
Thank you to the London Stock Exchange for hosting a wonderful event to mark SUPR’s fifth birthday, in a year in which SUPR joined the…
Thank you to the London Stock Exchange for hosting a wonderful event to mark SUPR’s fifth birthday, in a year in which SUPR joined the…
What is the investment case behind supermarket property? This week Paul is joined by the leader in this specialist field, Ben Green,…
We are pleased to announce the acquisition of two supermarket assets. The 18.7 acre Chineham site in Basingstoke is anchored by a Tesco…
We are pleased to announce a new £412.1 million unsecured credit facility with a four bank syndicate comprising Barclays, Royal Bank of…
Kantar reports that grocery store footfall jumped by 3.4% over the last four weeks with online capturing 12% of total UK grocery. As…
Clicks need bricks… Ben Green, Principle at Atrato Group, speaks to Ashley Armstrong at The Times about the strength and resilience of…
Tesco has continued to reward shareholders over the year with the share price up 23% since the start of 2019.
Three-year like-for-like UK & ROI grocery sales, which strip out the impact of lockdowns, are up 9.7%. Some commentators have focused on the 1.5% decline in one-year like-for-like UK grocery sales, but that should be expected given last year’s figure was inflated by much higher grocery spending in lockdown last year.
“Inclusion in the FTSE 250 and FTSE EPRA/NAREIT indices means that SUPR will be visible to a deeper pool of investors. SUPR’s shares will now be accessible to the funds and investors who track the performance of these indices.”