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Company details
Market cap
~$17.5B
P/E ratio
~29×
Div yield
~4.0%
FFO/share
~$1.74
Profit margin
~28%
Occupancy
96.4%
Revenue
~$2.2B
Centres
~565
In plain English
Kimco is the largest US owner of open-air, grocery-anchored shopping centres — the strip malls and neighbourhood plazas where a supermarket sits next to TJ Maxx, a nail salon and a quick-service restaurant. It owns ~565 centres (about 100M sq ft) clustered in the first-ring suburbs of big coastal and Sun Belt cities, collects rent from thousands of retail tenants, and pays ~90% of that income out as dividends. Grown by big REIT mergers (Weingarten 2021, RPT 2024).
In simple terms
From your weekly grocery run to a dividend cheque
Investors and banks hand Kimco capital; Kimco buys and builds open-air centres; a supermarket anchors each one and pulls in shoppers; the off-price shops, gyms and restaurants around it pay rent to be near that traffic; and ~90% of the rent flows back out to shareholders.
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