Results of Akropolis Group’s shopping centres grow - in the first half of this year, they welcomed almost 21 million visitors, whereas the turnover of tenants exceeded EUR 543 million
2023年9月14日 - 1:00AM
Results of Akropolis Group’s shopping centres grow - in the first
half of this year, they welcomed almost 21 million visitors,
whereas the turnover of tenants exceeded EUR 543 million
In the first half of 2023, the five
shopping centres operated in Lithuania and Latvia by Akropolis
Group, a developer and manager of shopping and entertainment
centres in the Baltic States, were visited by almost 21 million
visitors, 13.5% more than in the same period last year. Growing
visitor footfall positively affected the turnover of tenants of the
shopping centres, which reached EUR 543 million and was 12.2%
higher than a year earlier.
“The growth in tenant turnover in the first half
of this year reflects the positive response of Akropolis visitors
to the new brand stores that constantly open in the shopping
centres and to the renovation of the stores of favourite brands, as
well as to the entertainment and services offered. We are pleased
that we are meeting both the expectations of our visitors to choose
from a wide range of goods and services and the needs of our
tenants to operate in modern and constantly renewed shopping and
entertainment centres. The growing performance of Akropolis
shopping centres positively affects Akropolis Group’s financial
results, allowing them to grow,” comments Nerijus Maknevičius, the
CEO and the Chairman of the Board of Akropolis Group.
According to consolidated data, from January to
June of this year, Akropolis Group’s total revenue amounted to EUR
56.5 million, and the earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation
and amortisation (EBITDA) were EUR 40 million, which is
respectively 4.6% and 10% more than in the first six months last
year. Rental income in the first half of this year grew by 14% up
to EUR 40.5 million. The occupancy rates of the shopping and
entertainment centres Akropolis remained high for the January to
June period this year, with only 2% vacancy.
In the first half of this year, more than 30 new
and renovated stores opened in Akropolis shopping centres in
Vilnius, Klaipėda, and Šiauliai. Massimo Dutti, a new concept
clothing store, refurbished City store, the country’s only Lacoste
store, and JD Sports, a sports and leisure store, opened in Vilnius
Akropolis, while in Klaipėda one of the largest sportswear and
merchandise stores, Sports direct, as well as Oysho, Ballzy and
other new and refurbished stores opened to the public. In the first
six months of the year, almost 11% more people visited these
shopping centres than in the same period last year, totalling
almost 13 million people.
In the first half of this year, 25 new or
refurbished stores joined the ranks of tenants of group’s shopping
and entertainment centres in Latvia, which had a significant impact
on increased visitor flows in Akropole Riga and Akropole Alfa. In
the first half of the year, the number of visitors there was almost
18% higher than in the same period last year, totalling just over 8
million people.
Halfprice and Eapavi.lv, the only stores in the
country, and refurbished footwear stores, CCC and Eiropas apavi,
are the largest newly opened or refurbished stores in Akropole Alfa
by area. Hugo and Sportland Future Athletes stores were opened in
the shopping and entertainment centre Akropole Riga. The centre
also expanded the restaurant offer with the opening of cafés and
restaurants such as Cofyz, Vairāk Saules, and Domino’s pizza.
Klaipėda Akropolis is currently undergoing
interior renovation works, and the shopping centre is investing EUR
7.7 million in the renovation of its interior spaces.
A strong emphasis is also placed on the planned
multi-purpose project Akropolis Vingis in Vilkpėdė urban district,
Vilnius. Following the Vilnius City Municipality’s approval of the
design proposals for improving transport infrastructure earlier
this year, a detailed technical design of the complex is currently
being prepared as well as the other documents required for
obtaining a construction permitting document, which are expected to
be submitted to the municipality by the end of this year.
Financial statements of Akropolis Group for first half of 2023
can be found on the website of the company.
For more information:
Dominykas MertinasHead of Marketing and
Communications AKROPOLIS GROUP, UAB+370
64027001dominykas.mertinas@akropolis.lt
- AKROPOLIS GROUP consolidated condensed interim financial
statements for the six-month period ended 30 June 2023
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