Fabege (FABG) Q2 2009 earnings summary
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Q2 2009 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Property management earnings rose 23% YoY to SEK 379m; rental income declined to SEK 1,096m, mainly due to property sales, while the surplus ratio improved to 66%.
H1 profit after tax was SEK 131m and diluted EPS SEK 0.80, versus SEK 523m and SEK 3.10 a year earlier; occupancy was 92%.
Financial highlights
H1 rental income was SEK 1,096m (SEK 1,125m); net operating income was SEK 723m (SEK 726m). Comparable-property rental income rose 2% and net operating income rose 3%.
H1 profit from property management activities increased to SEK 379m from SEK 308m; net interest expense fell to SEK 311m from SEK 388m.
H1 profit after tax was SEK 131m versus SEK 523m; diluted EPS was SEK 0.80 versus SEK 3.10. Q2 profit after tax was SEK 212m versus SEK 135m.
H1 unrealised property value changes were -SEK 200m versus -SEK 7m; realised property value changes were SEK 12m versus SEK 143m.
Outlook and guidance
2009 priorities were higher tenant retention, an improved surplus ratio and maintaining a strong balance sheet.
Annual rent from the largest projects in progress could increase to SEK 180m when fully let, from SEK 65m at 30 June 2009.
Investment projects are generally initiated only when substantially let and fully funded; projects are intended to reduce vacancies, raise rents and improve cash flows.
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