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Shopping Centre Investments Limited is the owner of The Hub Hornby, a diverse and expansive shopping mall located in the Hornby district, within the metropolitan area of Christchurch.
As a privately listed company, Shopping Centre Investments Limited is a limited liability Company incorporated and domiciled in New Zealand. It is an FMC Reporting entity under the Financial Markets Conducts Act 2003 and its principal activity is property investment and management. It is not registered on the NZX Exchange.
Asset information:
The Hub Hornby is a popular local community shopping centre with local, national and international retailers. This is a sizable property investment identified as a regional shopping centre containing a range of diverse tenancies.
69millionNumber of Shares on Issue
252
2.5Cents GrossLatest dividend rate declared (at annual gross rate, RWT to be deducted)
The investment is performing well in the current climate. Here is a summary of facts on the investment.
THE HUB HORNBY
An extensive selection of over 70 tenants, including anchor stores Farmers and Pak’n Save, plus several major banks.
It offers a wide range of New Zealand’s leading retailers ranging from food to fashion, to health and beauty, and entertainment.
24,850
Total lettable area
Strategy Declaration
SCIL is committed to shareholders and stakeholders and therefore has composed a strategy for delivering
future growth. Five key strategic points of focus have been identified.
1.
TO IMPROVE THE VALUE OF THE INVESTMENT
2.
IMPROVE SHAREHOLDER LIQUIDITY
3.
IDENTIFY FURTHER INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
4.
MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE SHAREHOLDER RETURN
5.
MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE SHAREHOLDER RETURN
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