Fabege (FABG) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
24 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Rental income increased by 5.9% year-over-year to SEK 1,794m for Jan–Jun 2026, with a surplus ratio of 74% in Q2 and occupancy improving to 87%.
Property value at quarter-end was SEK 79 billion, with major lease terminations impacting net letting, though new large leases in Solna Business Park and the acquisition of Gadden 1 in Sveaplan for SEK 202m contributed positively.
High tenant satisfaction, with 95% of tenants recommending the landlord and an average lease duration of 5.5 years.
Construction contract signed for Haga Norra Block 4 (132 residential units, SEK 360 million investment), with move-in during 1H 2028.
Financial highlights
Rental income for Jan–Jun 2026 was SEK 1,794m, net operating income SEK 1,310m, and profit from property management SEK 773m, up 18% year-over-year.
Net interest expense rose to 2.89%, with average interest cost at 2.88%; net interest expense increased to SEK –495m.
Profit for the period was SEK 512m, compared to a loss of SEK –267m year-over-year; earnings per share were SEK 1.63.
Unrealized value changes totaled SEK –139m for H1, but Q2 saw a positive SEK 120m.
EPRA NRV per share was SEK 144–145; total return on properties 1.5%.
Outlook and guidance
Management expects continued value creation from ongoing projects, a focus on reducing vacancies, and leveraging the landbank for both commercial and residential opportunities.
Market recovery is spreading but remains selective, with positive leasing momentum in core areas and increased demand from start-ups and AI companies.
The company targets a surplus ratio of 75% and an occupancy rate of 95% by 2030.
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