MERCIALYS in the news

Mercialys stock fell 3.3% amid low trading volume; the company manages and transforms retail real estate with a €2.9 billion portfolio.

Mercialys shares slightly declined in recent trading, showing a 4.11% drop over the past year against a rising market index.

BlackRock has decreased its stake in Mercialys to below 5%, holding 4.95% of shares after selling some on the market.

Mercialys plans a Deputy CEO departure by end of 2025 while raising earnings guidance, reflecting confidence in its urban shopping center operations despite some retenanting risks.

The ORTPE opposes Mercialys's new Saint-André shopping center project, citing harm to local small businesses and calling for sustainable regional commerce planning.

Mercialys upgraded its 2025 earnings guidance amid leadership changes, with shares seen as undervalued despite a high P/E ratio and risks from e-commerce trends.

Mercialys has shifted to a hybrid 'Shop Park' retail model focusing on accessibility, tenant cost optimization, and diverse offerings, maintaining high occupancy and strong dividend yields.

Mercialys confirmed strong 2025 financial targets amid rising foot traffic and revenue, while announcing the deputy CEO's planned departure.

Mercialys posted solid organic growth and confirmed its 2025 financial targets despite a slight share price drop.

Mercialys detailed compensation for its departing Deputy CEO amid strong financial results and raised earnings guidance for 2025.

Mercialys shares fell 2.71% to 10.780€, continuing a year-long decline despite a rising market index.

Mercialys plans leadership changes by 2025 but maintains strong financial guidance and operational growth in its shopping centers.

Mercialys announced the remuneration terms for its outgoing Deputy CEO Elizabeth Blaise, alongside positive financial results and an increased earnings forecast for 2025.

Mercialys Deputy CEO Elizabeth Blaise will leave at the end of 2025 after helping transform the company, which recently raised its earnings guidance following strong financial results.

Elizabeth Blaise, Deputy CEO of Mercialys, will leave her position effective December 31, 2025.

Elizabeth Blaise will leave her Deputy CEO role at Mercialys at the end of 2025 after over a decade of contributing to the company's transformation and growth.

Mercialys confirms and raises its 2025 net recurring income per share forecast to between 1.24 and 1.27 EUR.

Mercialys confirmed strong rental growth and foot traffic in its shopping centers for the first nine months, maintaining its 2025 financial targets.

Mercialys announced the financial terms for the departure of Deputy CEO Elizabeth Blaise, including her compensation, incentives, non-compete clause, and settlement indemnity.

Mercialys shares dropped 2.71% in the latest session, continuing a nearly 10% decline over the past year.