Akelius Residential Property (AKEL) Q4 2024 earnings summary
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Q4 2024 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Rental income rose 7.4% to EUR 357m; net operating income increased 15.7% to EUR 200m and EBITDA grew 19.6% to EUR 186m, driven by higher occupancy and new leases.
Portfolio fair value was EUR 5,992m, comprising 20,072 apartments across 10 cities; residential assets represented 99%.
Net loss narrowed to EUR 79m from EUR 260m, as property and financial asset revaluation losses decreased.
LTV fell to 36% from 42%; equity ratio rose to 50% from 42%, following a EUR 502m share issue.
Acquired a 214-unit Washington, D.C. property and sold eight Paris properties; further asset sales were planned to support debt repayment.
Financial highlights
Like-for-like rental income grew 6.8% and like-for-like net operating income grew 14.3% in 2024, supported by higher occupancy, new lease levels and completed capital projects.
Net operating income margin increased to 55.9% from 51.9%.
Property revaluation loss was EUR 102m (1.8%), compared with EUR 582m in 2023.
Real vacancy was 1.9%, excluding vacancies due to upgrades and disposals; overall vacancy improved to 4.7%.
Cash sources to cash uses ratio rose to 253% from 170%; available liquidity was EUR 691m.
Outlook and guidance
Remaining Castellum AB shares were expected to be sold to the parent company in early 2025, with proceeds earmarked for debt repayment.
Focus remained on reducing vacancies, completing capital projects and making selective acquisitions to enhance portfolio quality.
Proposed dividend of up to EUR 0.10 per class D share, EUR 22m in total, for 2025.
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