Shaftesbury
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Norges increases its stake in Shaftesbury
Norges is now above the threshold enabling it to vote down any special resolutions at company AGMs.
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LISTEN: Why Shaftesbury decided to take a gamble on a different type of tenant
Game-changer could bring the younger generation back to the high street
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Tak Lee fails in bid to block Shaftesbury director re-elections
Hong Kong tycoon receives insufficient shareholder backing for most policies
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Groundhog Day for Shaftesbury and Tak Lee?
The Hong Kong billionaire has again said he plans to block any future share issues from Shaftesbury
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Tak Lee to vote against Shaftesbury share plans
Samuel Tak Lee has confirmed that he will vote against several resolutions due to be proposed at AGM
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Shaftesbury secures Europe’s first Wanyoo Café
Shanghai-based e-sports and co-working brand has more than 1,100 locations worldwide.
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Shaftesbury profit hit by slowing valuation growth
Pre-tax profit falls 42% on the back of 3.8% valuation uplift
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Norges ups Shaftesbury stake for second time this month
It is the second time this month the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund has increased its holdings
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Norges ups its stake in Shaftesbury
Norges Bank Investment Management has been edging up its stake in Shaftesbury
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Tak Lee boosts Shaftesbury stake
The REIT’s largest shareholder previously owned 25.02% of Shaftesbury’s issued shares
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Shaftesbury portfolio value up
Shaftesbury has posted a pretax profit of £29m in its full-year results and a 4% increase in the valuation of its portfolio