April 28 (Reuters) - French mall owner Klepierre on Thursday posted revenue growth of 4.7% for the first quarter and confirmed its full-year outlook.

The group, which leases commercial space to retailers such as Zara owner Inditex, H&M and Sephora , reported first-quarter revenue of 359.5 million euros ($377.58 million).

The company confirmed its 2022 net current cash flow per share guidance and will pay a dividend of 1.70 euros per share.

Klepierre said it operates neither in Ukraine nor Russia and does not expect inflationary pressures created by the situation to have a material impact on its cost structure or on the costs of its committed development projects.

"Long-lasting inflation could potentially affect consumer spending for certain goods or services provided by tenants," the company added in a quarterly statement.

Klepierre, which owns more than 100 malls across the continent, reported a shopping centre net rental income of 217.8 million euros for its first quarter, up 71% compared with last year.

The group said its liquidity position at 2.5 billion euros covers all its refinancing needs for the next two years.

Westfield owner Unibail, Klepierre's bigger rival, reported on Wednesday an IFRS turnover for the first quarter up 36.2% at 734.5 million euros, edging closer to its pre-pandemic levels. ($1 = 0.9526 euro) (Reporting by Federica Mileo and Olivier Cherfan in Gdansk Editing by Edmund Blair and Matthew Lewis)