Akelius Residential Property (AKEL) Q3 2024 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q3 2024 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Rental income rose 7.4% year over year to EUR 265 million, with like-for-like growth of 7.2%; net operating income increased 16.7% to EUR 148 million, at a 55.7% margin.
Like-for-like net operating income grew 16.2% for January–September 2024.
Profit for the period was EUR -25 million, mainly due to EUR -122 million in unrealized property revaluations.
Portfolio fair value was EUR 5,674 million at September 30, 2024, with 19,926 apartments across 10 cities and an average apartment size of 61 sqm.
Loan-to-value was 35%, down from 42% at year-end, and the average interest rate fell to 1.12%.
Financial highlights
EBITDA rose 21.2% year over year to EUR 137 million.
Net asset value was EUR 3,256 million; equity increased to EUR 3,233 million, supported by a EUR 502 million share issue.
Cash flow from operating activities was EUR 85 million; cash and equivalents at period-end were EUR 154 million.
Property fair value declined 2.1% to EUR 5,674 million, with the capitalization rate increasing to 4.92%.
Available liquidity, including cash, financial assets and credit facilities, totaled EUR 880 million.
Outlook and guidance
Continued rental income growth expected, supported by strong demand, higher occupancy and ongoing capital projects.
No significant events occurred after the reporting period.
Latest events from Akelius Residential Property
- LFL NOI grew 18% as property values fell 9.4% and LTV rose to 42%.AKEL
Q4 2023 - A €6.02bn residential portfolio combined 2.6% vacancy with €6.52bn liquidity.AKEL
Q4 2021 - LFL NOI rose 19.4%, with 1.1% real vacancy and LTV at 34%.AKEL
Q1 2024 - H1 rental and NOI growth coincided with lower debt and a €77 million continuing-operations loss.AKEL
Q2 2022 - Rental growth and acquisitions lifted operations; revaluations drove a €58m loss.AKEL
Q1 2022 - H1 rental and NOI growth strengthened a low-vacancy, conservatively financed portfolio.AKEL
Q2 2023 - Rental growth rose as low vacancy and 13% LTV supported a €7.0bn portfolio.AKEL
Q3 2022 - Strong rental and NOI growth despite a €58m net loss from revaluations and financial items.AKEL
Q2 2024 - Like-for-like NOI grew 14.3%, with 1.9% real vacancy and 36% LTV.AKEL
Q4 2024