Fabege (FABG) Q3 2009 earnings summary
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Q3 2009 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Property-management earnings rose 43% to SEK 624m for Jan-Sep, supported by lower financing costs and improved operating efficiency.
Q3 property-management earnings increased almost 90% YoY; the quarterly surplus ratio reached 70%.
Jan-Sep profit after tax was SEK 202m versus SEK 251m; EPS was SEK 1.23 versus SEK 1.50.
Financial highlights
Jan-Sep rental income was SEK 1,647m versus SEK 1,674m, reflecting property disposals; comparable-property rental income grew 3%.
Net operating income was SEK 1,109m versus SEK 1,084m; comparable-property NOI increased just over 6%.
Profit before tax was SEK 409m versus SEK 62m; realised property gains were SEK 18m and unrealised property losses SEK 345m.
Q3 rental income was SEK 551m versus SEK 549m; Q3 profit after tax was SEK 71m versus a SEK 272m loss.
Outlook and guidance
Management saw signs of economic recovery and improved transaction-market liquidity; Stockholm conditions remained stable.
Major projects in progress could raise annual rent to SEK 180m when fully let, from SEK 127m at 30 September.
Arenastaden's development plan took effect in October, enabling the project to proceed alongside Swedbank Arena.
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