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At the Barclays conference Tanger said the retail REIT sector continues to benefit from tight new-construction supply, high occupancy rates and double-digit rent increases on renewals. The panel highlighted a marked gap between private cap rates in the low- to mid-5% range and implied cap rates of publicly traded REITs of around 7%. Tanger cited an enterprise value of about $6.5–7.0 billion, a market capitalization of $4.5 billion, free cash flow of $90–100 million annually, a dividend of $1.25 and leverage of 4.7x EBITDA. Managements uniformly reported disciplined capital allocation, strong tenant retention and further growth potential through selective acquisitions and portfolio optimization. » More on de.investing.com

Tanger reported higher visitor numbers and increased revenues in June and July as the football World Cup drew international and domestic guests to its shopping centers in the host cities. CEO Stephen Yalof emphasized that the event attracted new customers and that sports brands performed particularly well; the company is present in eight of the eleven World Cup cities. For the year, Tanger shows a revenue increase of 5% and attributes the strong performance in the second quarter in part to marketing measures and programs to boost visitor traffic. » More on de.investing.com

Tanger climbed to a new 52-week high of $42.05 and recorded roughly a 39% gain over the past year; in the last six months market capitalization rose to about $5 billion (+31%). InvestingPro currently sees the stock above its fair value, while BofA Securities downgraded its rating to "Underperform" and left the price target at $38.00. Tanger announced a quarterly cash dividend of $0.3125 (ex-dividend date July 31, payment August 14) and acquired the shopping center The Town Center at Levis Commons for about $60 million with an expected first-year yield of 8.5%. Shopping-center REITs, including Tanger, gained 22.4% in Q2 2026. » More on de.investing.com