SBB Norden (SBB) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Strategic transactions, including the Sveafastigheter, KlaraBo, and SBB Residential merger, have strengthened core holdings, simplified the corporate structure, and created Sweden’s largest listed residential property company.

• Focus on creating Nordic market leaders in social infrastructure, with active ownership, economies of scale, and growing cash flows driving profitability.

• Non-core assets are being divested to support financials, concentrate resources, and generate liquidity.

• Liquidity-generating divestments and reduced central administration costs support balance sheet resilience.

• Property exposure increased to SEK 78.6bn, driven by investments and currency effects.

Financial highlights

• Net operating income for Jan–Jun 2026 was SEK 582m, a slight decrease from SEK 591m in H1 2025.

• Net asset value at Q2 2026 was SEK 14.0bn, or SEK 7.94 per share, down 2.5% from Q4 2025.

• Profit/loss for the period was SEK -678m, impacted by SEK -728m in exchange rate differences.

• Property exposure increased by 3.7% to SEK 78.6bn compared to Q4 2025.

• Cash and equivalents at period end were SEK 2,066m.

Outlook and guidance

• The group is positioned for long-term value creation with exposure to investment-grade rated companies and defensive assets.

• Minimum annual NAV growth target of 12% in core holdings.

• Annual synergies from the Sveafastigheter/KlaraBo merger estimated at SEK 120m, with a 20% earnings uplift expected.

• Confident in managing 2026 debt maturities with existing liquidity and facilities.

• Focus remains on simplifying structures, reducing costs, deleveraging, and strengthening cash flows.