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Hyprop Investments Limited
Integrated annual report 2016
Our strategic goals
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To grow and nurture a specialised portfolio of quality retail
property investments
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To achieve sustainable distribution and capital growth by
owning quality shopping centres in sub-Saharan Africa
(including South Africa), South-Eastern Europe, and other
emerging markets
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To be the leading retail REIT in South Africa
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To diversify our geographical concentration by seeking
opportunities in other emerging markets
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To continually improve the quality of our portfolio through
developments, expansions and refurbishments
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To dispose of non-core South African assets.
Our values
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Sustainable business practices
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Good corporate citizenship
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Ethical and socially responsible behaviour
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Recognition of the value of our employees, who are critical to
our success.
Our vision
Hyprop’s goal is to be a leading specialist
shopping centre REIT in emerging markets,
offering shareholders access to income and
capital growth through a portfolio of premium
shopping centres in a transparent, sustainable
investment vehicle.
Our mission
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To be the partner of choice for tenants, shoppers,
employees and investors
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To provide a trustworthy, transparent and sustainable
investment
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To promote social and environmental sustainability
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To be a world-class REIT that adheres to global best
practice.
Hyprop’s focus
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Sustainable income growth through contractual rental
escalations
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Specialised investment focus on quality shopping
centres
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Continually improving our shopping centre portfolio
through reinvestment, with continuous extensions
and refurbishments
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Robust balance sheet provides a strong platform to
support continued growth
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Specialised and experienced internal management.
STRATEGIC INTENT
INVESTMENT PROPOSITION
Hyprop is synonymous with investment excellence. We offer investors direct access to high-
quality shopping centres in selected emerging markets through a transparent investment
vehicle, focused on income and capital growth.
Each shopping centre is distinguished by:
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Quality, size, dominance and location, catering to middle
to higher-income consumers
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Mix of flagship national and international retail tenants
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Being the preferred shopping destination in high-density,
metropolitan areas.