Fabege (FABG) Q4 2009 earnings summary
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Q4 2009 earnings summary
26 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY 2009 profit after tax rebounded to SEK 425m from a SEK 511m loss; property management profit rose, while lower rental income reflected net property sales.
Stable rents, lower interest expenses and improved transaction-market conditions supported a positive 2010 outlook.
Financial highlights
FY rental income was SEK 2,194m (SEK 2,214m); net operating income was SEK 1,465m (SEK 1,438m).
FY profit from property management was SEK 838m (SEK 568m); net interest expense eased to SEK 560m from SEK 804m.
FY profit after tax was SEK 425m (loss of SEK 511m); EPS was SEK 2.59 (loss of SEK 3.07). Q4 profit after tax was SEK 223m (loss of SEK 762m).
FY unrealised property-value changes were negative SEK 310m, versus negative SEK 1,545m in 2008; realised changes were positive SEK 57m (SEK 143m).
Outlook and guidance
2010 outlook called for a strong property-management contribution to earnings, with additional significant profits expected from transactions and property improvements.
Stable rental revenues, low interest expenses, good capital access and a stronger transaction market supported expectations for continued strong operating and earnings performance in 2010.
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