Land Securities Group

If £100 had been invested in Land Securities Group three years ago, the 14.863 shares would have been worth £96.98 at the closing price of £6.53 on 24.02.2026, representing a decline of 3.02%. The stock closed at £6.73 on the last trading day three years ago. Market capitalization was most recently £4.93bn. Calculation does not account for stock splits or dividends. » More on finanzen.net

LandSec is converting retail space into leisure and wellness attractions at centres such as Bluewater to offset falling footfall and vacant department store sites. Landlords and operators are introducing activities from zip wires and wild swimming to padel, climbing and tech-enabled gaming to drive longer visits and new revenue models tied to turnover. The shift is driven by changing consumer demand for experiences, though not every centre has the space or layout to accommodate such transformations. » More on theguardian.com

Land Securities reported EPRA earnings per share growth of 3.2% to 25.8 pence for the half-year to 30 Sept. 2025, driven by like-for-like net rent growth of 5.2% and a 6% reduction in overheads. The interim dividend was increased by 2.2% to 19.0 pence; the occupancy rate rose to 97.7% and rent uplifts on new and renewal lettings were 10%. The company raised its guidance for like-for-like net rent growth for FY26 to around 4–5% and expects the upper end of the EPRA EPS range (2–4%). Land Securities sold assets worth £644m (disposal loss £67m), raised its medium-term EPS target to 62 pence by FY2030 and is targeting net debt/EBITDA below 7x and an LTV under 35%. » More on de.investing.com