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CLS Holdings PLC (LSE:CLI) navigates a challenging first half with a 32.5% drop in EPRA earnings, offset by strong progress on its GBP100 million disposal target and refinancing efforts.
CLS (LON:CLI) reported lower first-half earnings as property disposals, tenant departures and valuation declines weighed on results, while the office investor continued its program of asset sales, debt reduction and refinancing. Chief Executive Fredrik Widlund said the company faces “near-term earn
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CLS (LON:CLI) outlined progress on leasing, disposals, and refinancing during its full-year 2025 results presentation, while noting that earnings declined amid a smaller portfolio and higher vacancy. Chief Executive Fredrik Widlund, joined by new CFO Harry Stokes, said the company remains focused on
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