Klépierre SA/€LI

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About Klépierre SA

Klépierre SA is a European real estate investment trust (REIT) specializing in the ownership and management of shopping centers. The company focuses on enhancing the retail experience by developing prime shopping destinations across Europe. Founded in 1990, Klépierre has established a strong presence with shopping centers in various European countries, with its headquarters located in Paris, France. Its core offerings include leasing retail space to tenants and providing property management services to maintain and improve these commercial properties. Klépierre's strategic positioning includes a focus on sustainability and innovation in retail environments, contributing to long-term value creation.
Ticker
€LI
Primary listing
PAR
Employees
1,034
Headquarters
Paris, France

Klépierre SA Metrics

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€11B
7.67
€4.77
0.90
€1.90
5.19%

Bulls say / Bears say

Klépierre raised its 2026 targets after first-half EBITDA increased 4.8% year over year, now targeting at least €1.15 billion of EBITDA and net current cash flow per share at the high end of €2.77–€2.80. (Klépierre)
The operating platform remains highly resilient: first-half financial occupancy reached 97.1%, leasing volume rose 8%, renewals and relettings achieved a 5.0% rental uplift, retailer sales increased 3.9%, and footfall grew 1.2%. (Klépierre)
The balance sheet provides financial flexibility, with a 33.8% loan-to-value ratio, 7.2x interest coverage, €2.4 billion of liquidity and an average debt maturity of 6.1 years; ongoing Italian extension projects also carry targeted yields on cost of 10% and above 8%. (Klépierre)
2026 guidance assumes no further macroeconomic deterioration and resilient consumer demand; any weakening in European consumption or geopolitical conditions could pressure tenant sales, leasing demand and the company’s raised targets. (Klépierre)
Klépierre remains meaningfully leveraged, with €7.35 billion of net debt and net debt-to-EBITDA of 6.6x; although average debt cost was 1.9%, the €500 million green bond issued in August carried a 3.875% coupon, highlighting refinancing-cost exposure if rates remain elevated. (Klépierre financing)
The April 2026 appointment of Stanley Shashoua as supervisory-board chairman followed the departure and subsequent death of long-time chairman David Simon, creating a governance-transition risk that could weigh on strategic continuity and investor confidence. (Reuters via Boursorama)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 12 Sept 2026.

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