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Citycon

3.76 EUR

-0.69 %

8,588 following

CTY1S

NASDAQ Helsinki

Real Estate Management & Development

Real Estate

-0.69 %
-1.78 %
-5.67 %
-5.81 %
+5.62 %
+19.37 %
-42.24 %
-52.04 %
-50.07 %

Citycon is active in the real estate industry. The company acquires, develops and manages properties, mainly commercial premises and shopping centers in major Nordic and Baltic cities. The vision is to be a long-term player that contributes to the development and modernization of the property portfolio. The company was founded in 1988 and has its headquarters in Espoo.

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Market cap
690.22M EUR
Turnover
3.48M EUR
Revenue
223.1M
EBIT %
101.57 %
P/E
12.97
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Financial calendar
23/3
2026

Extraordinary general meeting '26

20/4
2026

General meeting '26

13/5
2026

Interim report Q1'26

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There’s nothing unclear about this; Ilmarinen accepted the tender offer, the trades were executed yesterday, and the flagging notification was issued today.
yesterday
by Critter
7
Well, Ilmarinen apparently correctly noted that it cannot prevent the directed share issue and didn’t want to get stuck wrangling in court over the subscription price. The 90% threshold doesn’t need to be exceeded; 2/3 of the shares and votes represented at the general meeting is...
16 hours ago
5
I suppose it’s quite common for executives to accept the majority owner’s tender offer.
yesterday
by Critter
4
50,076,363 shares were tendered in G City’s tender offer, so I suppose those 50m shares recorded at the morning start are those. Board members who accepted the tender offer also announced yesterday that they sold their shares at a price of 3.80 euros per share. This means the trade...
yesterday
by Ilari Lehtonen
3
I wonder what the reasoning behind this is, now that board members (mainly Ball) have sold over 400k shares?
yesterday
by FanTom
3
Right, exactly, but those Ilmarinen shares aren’t showing up in the daily or weekly volumes anyway, so they must be part of that 50m then? So we’re not over 90% if that’s the case…
yesterday
by Yuhong
1
Classic “pension fund always lets you down” scenario, so they sold their shares below the offer price? What now then? But I’m still left wondering if it’s certain that it was the “villain” they sold to?
yesterday
by Yuhong
1
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