Akelius Residential Property (AKEL) Q4 2023 earnings summary
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Q4 2023 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Residential property fair value was EUR 5,686 million across 19,652 apartments at Dec 31, 2023; real vacancy was 1.3%.
Rental income rose 10.0% to EUR 333 million; LFL rental growth was 10.8%, LFL NOI growth was 18.0%, and EBITDA rose 22.3% to EUR 156 million.
Property fair value fell 9.4% amid higher capitalization rates; a EUR 1,314 million extra dividend contributed to LTV rising to 42% and reduced liquidity.
Financial highlights
FY NOI was EUR 173 million versus EUR 148 million; reported growth was 16.7%, LFL growth 18.0%, and NOI margin 51.9% versus 48.9%.
Net loss narrowed to EUR 260 million from EUR 597 million; basic and diluted EPS were -EUR 0.04 versus -EUR 0.11.
Q4 rental income was EUR 86 million versus EUR 83 million, NOI EUR 46 million versus EUR 41 million, and net loss EUR 95 million versus EUR 443 million.
Operating cash flow before working-capital changes was EUR 133 million versus EUR 106 million; year-end cash and cash equivalents were EUR 74 million versus EUR 217 million.
Outlook and guidance
LFL NOI growth is expected to continue during 2024; further vacancy decreases are expected as upgrades and management initiatives continue.
Rental growth is expected to support property value growth over time; no new borrowings are currently needed, and the owner guarantee supports repayment of maturing debt.
Earning capacity implies EUR 356 million rental income, EUR 197 million NOI, EUR 181 million EBITDA and 4.1x interest coverage; it is not a forecast for the next 12 months.
Latest events from Akelius Residential Property
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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
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Q3 2024 - 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
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