Hammerson dividend reinvestment plan delivers 368,089 shares to shareholders

By Public Technologies
  • Hammerson announced dividend reinvestment plan results on October 29, 2026, covering its interim dividend for the period ending December 31, 2026.
  • UK investors representing 2.58% of issued capital received 337,438 shares purchased at an average price of £3.402471 per share.
  • South African investors representing 0.24% of issued capital received 30,651 shares purchased at an average price of R74.90798 per share.
  • Market purchases avoided new share issuance, leaving issued capital unchanged at 585,217,753 shares, including 6,333 treasury shares.


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