Citycon

Citycon creates urban hubs featuring retail, services, housing, culture, offices, and leisure, leveraging expertise in urban development.

Citycon develops mixed-use shopping centres in the Nordics, combining retail, services, offices, and housing with entertainment and new concepts.

The Leasing Manager role involves leasing retail spaces, identifying tenants, negotiating agreements, and collaborating with the centre team.

Citycon is the the largest operator of Nordic shopping centres and a leader in the Baltics.

Citycon is actively working to promote and offer sustainable alternatives for its customers. Second-hand fashion can be found at Citycon centres across Finland, Norway, Sweden, and Estonia. Citycon also encourages sustainability actions of its tenants with the annual Citycon’s Sustainability Award.

Storbyen and the science center Inspiria offer interactive science and technology exhibitions for visitors in Sarpsborg.

Kista Galleria in Sweden was a site of an artistic invasion with the people of the centre creating art installations together all around the nearby area. The aim of the escapade was to generate a sense of community and to just bring joy to people.

Lippulaiva is an urban center with an advanced energy concept, promoting sustainable transportation and carbon-neutral operations.

Citycon Oyj’s Annual General Meeting took place on 20 April 2026. The General Meeting approved all the proposals made by the Board of Directors to the General Meeting.

Citycon hosted a Capital Markets Day in Espoo to update investors on its strategy and financial targets.

Citycon hires diverse talent with expertise in retail, real estate, and finance to manage its urban hubs.

Citycon offers career growth, ownership, and a goal-driven work environment for employees.

Citycon owns and manages mixed-use urban hubs in major Nordic and Baltic cities.

Salla’s career at Citycon spans over a decade, from trainee to leading commercial development across the Nordics.

Citycon’s Board of Directors has between five and ten members, elected by shareholders at annual or extraordinary general meetings.

According to the Articles of Association, Citycon’s Board of Directors consists of a minimum of five (5) and a maximum of ten (10) members. The Articles of Association do not contain any regulations on a specific procedure according to which the Board members are to be appointed.

The Centre Manager leads daily operations, financial performance, and tenant mix at a Citycon center to align with its strategy and drive customer experience.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is appointed by the Board of Directors.

Citycon develops mixed-use urban hubs combining retail, offices, housing, and services to support communities.

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Citycon’s corporate governance follows Finnish law, Helsinki Stock Exchange rules, and its Articles of Association.

Citycon Corporation operates offices in Espoo, Finland, and Oslo, Norway, with contact details provided for each location.

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Citycon’s office in Espoo is on the 3rd floor of the Iso Omena shopping centre, accessible by bus, taxi, or bike.

Citycon is the leading owner, manager and developer of urban hubs in the Nordics.

Citycon prioritizes transparency and integrity to protect its brand and corporate image.

Citycon’s Code of Conduct reinforces its values and guides ethical business operations.

Employees can report suspected violations of Citycon’s Code of Conduct or securities regulations via a web form.