Simon Property Group (SPG) has displayed a mix of strong and low-end performance over the past months. Multiple reasons have been presented for adding SPG to portfolios, including continued dividend restoration, regular earnings calls, and the performance of the stock outperforming competitors on several trading days. SPG stock hit a 52-week high of $161.58. Fifth Third Bancorp purchased 1,129 shares of SPG. SPG jettisoned a mall, continuing to manage itself through the brick-and-mortar downturn. Meanwhile, it announced a 'big comeback' in malls. SPG increased full-year 2024 guidance and raised its dividend. Several analyses have discussed the strategic SWOT insight of the conglomerate. The appointment of Nina P. Jones to the board occurred, with the group not putting up any capital to buy Express. SPG's price target was increased to $158 by Mizuho, with the financial institution citing SPG's first-quarter FFO beat and outlook. Assessments by four financial analysts were published, and Simon Property leverages digital loyalty tech to drive brick-and-mortar visits. A revamp of Fashion Valley was announced. Despite lower annual forecast and second-quarter FFO miss, the stock continues to perform decently, with dividends and the '24 outlook raised.
Simon Property Group SPG News Analytics from Mon, 06 Nov 2023 08:00:00 GMT to Sat, 24 Aug 2024 12:49:44 GMT -
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