Fabege (FABG) Q2 2025 earnings summary
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Q2 2025 earnings summary
16 Jun, 2026Executive summary
Portfolio focused on Stockholm with 99 properties valued at SEK 78.3bn and 1.3m sqm lettable area.
H1 2025 revenue was SEK 1,717m, down from SEK 1,731m year-over-year; Q2 revenue was SEK 852m, down from SEK 864m.
Net profit for Jan–Jun 2025 was SEK -267m, an improvement from SEK -682m year-over-year.
Result per share was SEK -0.85, up from SEK -2.17 in the same period last year.
Market conditions remain challenging, with stable demand for prime offices but higher vacancies in peripheral and older properties.
Financial highlights
Rental income for Jan–Jun 2025 was SEK 1,717m, slightly down from SEK 1,731m year-over-year.
Net operating income margin was 72% for H1, down from 73% year-over-year; surplus ratio was 74% in Q2.
Unrealized property value change was SEK -650m for H1, a smaller loss than SEK -1,461m last year.
Total property return was 0.7%, up from -0.2% year-over-year.
Net interest expense for H1 was SEK -482m; average interest rate at period end was 2.89%.
Outlook and guidance
Growth strategy focuses on completing current projects, increasing occupancy to 95%, and investing in new projects.
Management expects gradual economic recovery in Sweden through 2025–2026, with GDP growth of 1.5–2.0% per year.
Riksbank rate cuts and increased market activity for sustainable, certified buildings are seen as positive.
Aims for best total return in the property portfolio and growth in management results.
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