Fabege (FABG) Q1 2026 earnings summary
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Q1 2026 earnings summary
23 Apr, 2026Executive summary
Rental income increased to SEK 892 million, up 3.1% year-over-year, driven by new project completions and strong tenant demand.
Net letting was SEK 24 million, with the vacancy rate stable at 14%.
Surplus ratio reached a record 72% for Q1.
Signed a major lease with Stockholms Sjukhem for an elderly care facility in Haga Norra; Permobil consolidated operations in Arenastaden.
Residential development contributed SEK 172 million in income and SEK 40 million in profit, with a 23% margin.
Financial highlights
Rental income was SEK 892 million (up from SEK 865 million), and net operating income rose to SEK 639 million.
Profit from property management increased nearly 30% to SEK 370 million.
Surplus ratio improved to 72% from 69% year-over-year.
Value changes in properties were negative at SEK –259 million, mainly due to high vacancy in Solna.
Earnings per share improved to SEK 0.40 from SEK –0.48.
Outlook and guidance
Investment for 2026 expected to be slightly below SEK 2 billion, with increases dependent on new board-approved projects.
Focus remains on decreasing vacancies and securing value creation in ongoing and future projects.
Targeting SEK 2.5 billion annual investment volume and SEK 50 million net lettings per year over the business cycle.
Management remains optimistic about reversing recent property value writedowns, especially in Solna.
Expecting to hand over approximately 60 new apartments in Q2 2026.
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