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Company details
Market cap
~$73B
P/E ratio
~14.5×
Div yield
~4.4%
Real estate FFO/sh
$12.73
Revenue (FY25)
~$6.4B
NOI growth
+4.7%
US occupancy
96.4%
Total debt
~$26B
In plain English
Simon Property Group is the largest mall landlord in America — it owns the premium malls, Premium Outlets and Mills centres where hundreds of millions of shopping trips happen each year. Retailers from Zara to Apple to Foot Locker pay it rent; that rent, by law, flows back out to shareholders as one of the market's biggest dividends. Simon also owns a 22% slice of European mall giant Klépierre and, unusually for a landlord, has bought stakes in the very retailers that fill its stores (JCPenney, Aéropostale, Brooks Brothers) through the Catalyst Brands venture.
In simple terms
What Simon Property Group really sells
Simon Property Group is the largest mall landlord in America — it owns the premium malls, Premium Outlets and Mills centres where hundreds of millions of shopping trips happen each year. Retailers from Zara to Apple to Foot Locker pay it rent; that rent, by law, flows back out to shareholders as one of the market's biggest dividends. Simon also owns a 22% slice of European mall giant Klépierre and, unusually for a landlord, has bought stakes in the very retailers that fill its stores (JCPenney, Aéropostale, Brooks Brothers) through the Catalyst Brands venture.
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