Akelius Residential Property (AKEL) Q1 2024 earnings summary
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Q1 2024 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Residential portfolio fair value was EUR 5,766m across 19,661 apartments in 10 cities; 98% was residential.
Portfolio fair value mix was 40% United States, 36% Canada and 24% Europe; average walk score was 86.
Q1 rental income rose 7.6% YoY to EUR 87m; EBITDA increased 25.7% to EUR 44m.
Profit was EUR 12m versus a EUR 33m loss a year earlier; net asset value was EUR 3,379m at March 31.
Residential vacancy was 5.7%, with real vacancy at 1.1%; property value included EUR 60m of exchange gains.
Financial highlights
Rental income was EUR 87m, up 7.6% YoY; like-for-like (LFL) rental income growth was 8.2%, versus 13.1% in Q1 2023.
NOI was EUR 47m versus EUR 40m; LFL NOI growth was 19.4%, and NOI margin rose to 54.2% from 49.1%.
EBITDA was EUR 44m versus EUR 35m; operating profit was EUR 28m versus EUR 17m.
Profit was EUR 12m versus a EUR 33m loss; profit before tax was EUR 31m versus a EUR 24m loss.
Operating cash flow was EUR 11m versus EUR 37m; investing cash flow was EUR -39m and financing cash flow EUR -20m.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities include stable revenue and long-term value growth, limited downside risk and lower volatility; focus remains on capital projects, vacancy reduction and portfolio improvement.
Transactions are being approached selectively.
No bond redemptions are due before November 2024, when SEK 854m of bonds mature.
Thirteen London boiler optimization projects were approved in Q1, with estimated first-year gas savings of 194,801 kWh.
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