HELSINKI
16
department stores
500 OVER
fashion stores in 18 countries
3
online stores
Listed on Nasdaq OMX Helsinki with approx.
over
International multichannel retailer founded in 1862
50 000 shareholders
3
business divisions as of beginning of 2015
STOCKMANN GROUP’S REVENUE IN 2014
1 844.5M€ REVENUE BY MARKET 2014 Finland 48 % Sweden and Norway 28 % Russia 15 % Baltic countries and Central Europe 9%
REVENUE BY MERCHANDISE AREA Fashion � cosmetics Food Leisure Home Books, publications, stationery
68 % 15 % 8% 7% 2%
GROUP’S SHARED FUNCTIONS
BUSINESS DIVISIONS
STOCKMANN GROUP STOCKMANN RETAIL
STOCKMANN
REAL ESTATE
STOCKMANN
FASHION CHAINS
LINDEX
Properties in Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga and St Petersburg
5
OWN PROPERTIES
• • • • •
Helsinki flagship building Book building in Helsinki Nevsky Centre in St Petersburg Tallinn store building Riga store building
Professional property management in order to enhance the shopping experience STOCKMANN
The new Real Estate division started operations on 1 January 2015. The unit is responsible for the properties owned by the Group in Helsinki, St Petersburg, Tallinn and Riga. The properties are used by the Stockmann department stores and external tenants. The Real Estate division is responsible for the tenant mix in the properties owned by Stockmann, for the administration and development of these properties and for the subletting of leased premises. The division is also responsible for the properties’ technical systems and the property services provided to tenants at all department stores. The goal of the new division is to complement and improve the selection of products and services that Stockmann provides to customers and to significantly enhance the use of space and property administration, thus maximising the value of the properties and the rental income they produce.
3.5 million
LOYAL CUSTOMERS
GROSS LEASABLE AREA (GLA)
144 000m2 OF WICH
42%
75% STOCKMANN
in Finland
used by Stockmann Retail
Stockmann Retail’s goal is to offer a topnotch shopping experience for customers by providing best-in-class service, an up-to-date mix of brands and choices and a rewarding Loyal Customer programme.
FAIR VALUE OF PROPERTIES
908,3M€ (1 January 2015)
Retail has a strong focus on fashion, cosmetics, food and home products. The target is to withdraw from certain product categories and release space which Real Estate will lease out to external tenants as a target to create added value to customers and shareholders.
STORE SALES AREA (SQM) Helsinki Flagship Itis (Vantaa) Jumbo (Vantaa) Tapiola (Espoo) Turku Tampere Oulu Tallinn Riga
54 900 12 000 11 700 14 500 14 300 17 600 13 200 16 800 13 700
TURKU
RETAIL
OULU
TAMPERE HELSINKI ESPOO VANTAA TALLINN RIGA
STOCKMANN
HELSINKI SALES AREA OVER
An inspirational state of mind
STOCKMANN
54 000m2 PARKING PLACES
620
VISITORS IN 2014
13.1 million
Stockmann Helsinki a piece of cultural historical real estate in the heart of Helsinki. Stockmann has been for decades a significant monument in Helsinki landscape. Through the years this largest and oldest Department Store in the Nordic Countries has been an inspirational place for shopping, services, drink and dine, happenings and get-together experiences creating everlasting memories.
STOCKMANN HELSINKI
FLOOR PLANS 1A — 2
Men Young Fashion
Magazines
Tenants Non food Common spaces
4055.1 m2 152.5 m2
156.5 m2
119.2 m2 38.2 m2 492.4 m2
-1A — 1 Women Cosmetics Leisure Deli � Cafe Electronics Stationery Books Tenants Fresh food Ambient DE Common spaces
915.7 m2 1833.0 m2 77.8 m2 235.4 m2 114.6 m2 903.7 m2 355.7 m2 406.9 m2 344.9 m2 313.4 m2 134.8 m2 1155.9 m2
-2A — -1 Women 15.9 m2 Cosmetics 40.2 m2 Leisure 617.7 m2 Deli � Cafe 26.2 m2 Electronics 2085.1 m2 Magazines 39.0 m2 Tenants 781.3 m2 Sales related services 32.7 m2 Fresh food 2085.2 m2 Frozen food 135.4 m2 Beer, wine, Spirits 93.2 m2 Beverages 138.5 m2 Non food 156.5 m2 Ambient 755.2 m2 DE 1408.1 m2 Common spaces 646.4 m2
Floor plans are not to scale and are for reference only.
Forum
Servicepoint 436.1 m2 Tenants 2438.0 m2 Sales related services 54.8 m2 Common spaces 326.1 m2
Women 144.5 m2 Stationery 1.0 m2 Magazines 1.0 m2 Servicepoint 164.5 m2 Tenants 1750.5 m2 Sales related services 46.7 m2 Common spaces 908.6 m2
Children Home Leisure Sports Tenants Common spaces
1672.8 m2 34.9 m2 861.0 m2 1908.7 m2 516.6 m2 290.2 m2
Home 4402.9 m2 Leisure 282.2 m2 Magazines 0.8 m2 Sales related services 17.2 m2 Non food 70.3 m2 Common spaces 302.4 m2
Men Women Home Electronics Books Common spaces
13.5 m2 3195.2 m2 1318.1 m2 233.9 m2 0.3 m2 328.6 m2
Women Young Fashion Deli ďż˝ Cafe Tenants Common spaces
4321.2 m2 134.5 m2 208.4 m2 156.3 m2 313.9 m2
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Growing and vibrant capital city and a cultural center of Finland
THE PLACE TO BE
3RD
largest Nordic city
POPULATION
621 000 Greater Helsinki
1.4
million (2015)
TOURISM
3.2
million overnight stays per year
25% of Finland’s population
Most tourists from Russia, Germany, Great Britain, Sweden, United States, Japan and China
HELSINKI AIRPORT
Gateway between East � West
15.9 million passengers per year
HELSINKI CENTRAL RAILWAY STATION
ESPLANADE STREET Kluuvikatu
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is the main shopping street along with Aleksanterinkatu Street. It’s the shopping hub in Helsinki’s Design District providing main international brands and connecting several inner city quarters.
realestate@stockmann.com
HELSINKI