Wereldhave in the news

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Dennis de Vreede, former CFO of Wereldhave, is now a senior advisor for Rockfield Group, focusing on growth and European expansion in student housing.

Cotton Club leases retail space from Wereldhave in Stadshart Zoetermeer.

Rockfield appointed Dennis de Vreede, former Wereldhave finance chief, as a senior adviser.

Wereldhave secured a new lease with Cotton Club for a 515 m" store opening mid-Q4 2026 in Stadshart Zoetermeer.

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Winners of the 'Real Estate Person of the Year' convened at Wereldhave, establishing a new tradition.

Wereldhave N.V. will report earnings on July 21, 2026, with recent financial data showing decreased net income but continued annual dividends and a strong EBITDA.

Wereldhave is focusing on joint ventures and transforming its shopping centers to increase rents and reduce debt, while struggling to sell underperforming assets in France.

Marcel Eggenkamp is leaving his role as CFO of Wereldhave by mutual agreement, with Remco Langewouters temporarily taking over while a successor is sought.

Marcel Eggenkamp will not become the CFO of Wereldhave due to a mutual agreement that long-term expectations did not align.

Wereldhave unexpectedly cancelled the appointment of Marcel Eggenkamp as CFO due to a lack of alignment in expectations, with his duties temporarily assumed by Remco Langewouters.

Wereldhave's CEO Matthijs Storm is transforming shopping centers in the Benelux, selling French assets, and pursuing strategic growth through joint ventures and potential expansion into new European markets.

Wereldhave's net rental income rose to €38.9 million in Q1, with a slight drop in shopping center occupancy to 97.5% and a direct result per share of €0.45.

Wereldhave reported increased rental income and direct results in Q1 2026, with reduced debt and an reaffirmed annual outlook.

Wereldhave reported solid first-quarter results, driven by increased rental income and past acquisitions, leading to an upgraded price target from analysts despite a 'Hold' rating.

Wereldhave Belgium reported a strong first quarter in 2026 with increased net rental income and net asset value per share, alongside strategic portfolio expansion.

KBC Securities initiated coverage on Wereldhave with an 'Accumulate' rating, citing strong past performance and expectations of future growth, leading to a price target of 23.00 euros.

Wereldhave Belgium has issued a notice for its Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders on April 8, 2026, in Vilvoorde.

Wereldhave Belgium is optimizing its indoor shopping centers with services, catering, and leisure, and has recently acquired two new shopping centers in Luxembourg and Charleroi.