Fabege (FABG) Q4 2007 earnings summary
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Q4 2007 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
2007 profit before tax rose to SEK 2,066m from SEK 1,863m despite a smaller property portfolio; earnings after tax fell to SEK 1,812m from SEK 2,266m.
Portfolio concentration in Stockholm’s inner city, Solna and Hammarby Sjöstad reached 90% of property value; financial occupancy improved to 92% and the surplus ratio to 64%.
Record net lettings of SEK 142m and 150,000 sqm supported performance; project investment decisions reached SEK 2.4bn.
Financial highlights
Rental income was SEK 2,066m versus SEK 2,343m; comparable-property rental income increased 7.6% YoY.
Net operating income was SEK 1,312m versus SEK 1,401m; comparable-property NOI increased 8.2% YoY.
Operating profit was SEK 2,591m versus SEK 2,264m; profit after financial items was SEK 2,066m versus SEK 1,863m.
Net income was SEK 1,812m versus SEK 2,266m; diluted EPS was SEK 9.98 versus SEK 11.74.
Realised and unrealised property value gains totalled SEK 1,339m, including SEK 446m realised and SEK 893m unrealised.
Outlook and guidance
Early 2008 Stockholm rental and property markets remained strong; the portfolio’s growth locations and project pipeline were cited as positioning for continued opportunities.
2008 priorities were to continue reducing vacancies, raising the surplus ratio, concentrating holdings and increasing project activity.
The Board proposed a SEK 4.00 per-share dividend, subject to AGM approval and the final number of outstanding shares.
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