Supermarket Income REIT plc (LSE:SUPR), the London- and Johannesburg-listed property investor focused on grocery assets, has named Peel Hunt LLP as an additional joint corporate broker. The firm will work alongside Goldman Sachs International and Stifel Nicolaus Europe Limited to advise the REIT on capital markets activities.
The move broadens the company’s advisory bench as it continues to manage and potentially expand its £1.6 billion portfolio of supermarket properties across the UK and Europe. By strengthening its broker coverage, Supermarket Income REIT is expected to enhance shareholder engagement, improve trading liquidity and reinforce its access to capital markets across its dual listings. The strategy supports its objective of maintaining efficient funding channels while promoting its investment case to a wider pool of institutional investors.
The REIT’s portfolio is structured to deliver long-term, inflation-linked rental income derived from grocery-led assets that serve both online fulfilment and physical retail demand. Its stable income profile underpins a progressive dividend policy and offers scope for sustained capital appreciation. Recent corporate activity and steady operational execution have contributed to resilient financial performance, while valuation metrics — including an attractive dividend yield — continue to draw investor interest.
More about Supermarket Income REIT plc
Supermarket Income REIT plc is a FTSE 250-listed real estate investment trust specialising in grocery property investments that form part of critical food infrastructure. The company focuses on omnichannel supermarket assets, primarily leased to leading grocery operators in the UK and Europe. As of 30 June 2025, it managed a portfolio valued at approximately £1.6 billion, designed to generate secure, long-duration income streams.
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