Capital Shopping Centres Share Discussion Threads

[eipgam] 11/3/2013 20:17

Enami



interesting director buy there as well

[enami] 21/2/2013 11:20

TIME FOR A NEW THREAD



18 February 2013
INTU PROPERTIES PLC - CHANGE OF NAME FROM Capital Shopping Centres GROUP PLC
The name of Capital Shopping Centres Group PLC has been changed today to Intu Properties plc ("Intu").
Trading in shares under the new name commences today, 18 February 2013, under LSE Code INTU (previously CSCG) and JSE Code ITU (previously CSO

[northernlass] 11/8/2012 20:53

Deutsche Bank Says "BUY"

07 August 2012

DEUTSCHE BANK reiterates its BUY recommendation for Capital Shopping Centres with a target price of 420p.

[northernlass] 11/8/2012 19:56

Get Set For Prozone IPO

CAPITAL SHOPPING CENTRES' JOINT VENTURE PROZONE WILL LIST MID-AUGUST ON INDIAN STOCK-EXCHANGES

Markets will see the listing of a new entrant in the real estate space around mid-August--Prozone Capital Shopping Centre, the demerged arm of the clothing retail player Provogue. The company is a joint venture between Provogue (India) and UK FTSE-100-listed Capital Shopping Centres Plc.

The company's strategy is to tap the growth potential in the tier 2 cities with pricing its products at an average price of Rs 3000 to 3.500 per square feet. The company has a land bank of 17.9 million sq ft in six cities like including Aurangabad, Coimbatore, Indore, Nagpur, Mysore and Jaipur.

Prozone is engaged in developing and managing shopping centers in emerging cities across India and now will also develop residential and office spaces. Currently, UK-based Capital Shopping Centres Group owns a 32.38% stake in Prozone CSC. Promoters of Provogue hold 35.08% in the company, while the remainder is with public.

Source:


3d AV walkthrough of Prozone Mall, Aurangabad (2009).


P.S.
Here's some links about SCLP, one of the hottest stocks at the moment:

[harrybigdick] 15/3/2011 23:13

Is this a genuine stock or does it trade like a loola
Samks

[nellie1973] 24/1/2011 13:22

Broker upgrade

[1nf3rn0] 08/1/2011 11:31

CSC looks like it wants its investors to take a shopping trip to fantasyland

[1nf3rn0] 07/1/2011 10:33

Capital Shopping Centres says it is worth almost 50pc more than Simon bid