In the news this morning, analysis of Hammerson’s move to delay further shareholder documentation on its £3.4bn intu tie-up while it seeks clarity from French suitor Klépierre. EG covered the situation which came to light in Hammerson’s hastily scheduled first quarter update yesterday, while the FT reads between the lines of the Q1 figures in the face of a potential takeover bid.
The broadsheets also cover Rob Tincknell’s decision to stand down as chief executive of the company leading the £9bn development of Battersea Power Station after ten years on the project was covered by the broadsheets, while EG looks at what comes next.
Finally, the Telegraph reports on fresh deals at Ebbsfleet.
NEWS ROUND-UP: What next for Battersea Power Station?
Housebuilders buy land for £1bn worth of homes at Ebbsfleet
Conviviality calls in PWC amid hunt for buyers
Hammerson keeping Intu takeover deal under wraps
Sales fall as high street feels the chill
Battersea boss Rob Tincknell to power down on £9bn development
