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Heimstaden (HEIM) Company presentation summary

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Company presentation summary

6 Mar, 2026

Strategic positioning and platform overview

  • Operates the largest private residential platform in Europe with SEK 332 billion in assets under management and approximately 163,000 homes across nine countries.

  • Focuses on residential real estate, benefiting from strong market fundamentals and persistent supply-demand imbalances in urban areas.

  • Management business provides stable, growing income with seniority in the distribution waterfall and a long-term management agreement valid until 2047.

  • Recent divestments, including Danish assets, have accelerated liquidity and reduced capital markets debt, enhancing financial flexibility.

  • Strategic focus on urban growth areas and multi-family residential, with a diversified portfolio including student and senior housing.

Financial performance and portfolio metrics

  • Like-for-like rental income growth reached 6.3% in Q3 2024, with real economic occupancy above 98% for 13 consecutive quarters.

  • Net operating income (NOI) margin improved for the 11th consecutive quarter, reaching 69.3% LTM, supported by disciplined cost control.

  • Portfolio fair value increased by 0.8% quarter-on-quarter, reflecting organic growth and valuation resilience.

  • Privatisation programme released SEK 4.7 billion YTD for deleveraging, with gross premiums of 27.9% and net premiums of 13.3%.

  • S&P ICR stabilized at 1.6x, and S&P LTV declined to 57.7%, indicating improved credit metrics.

Liquidity, funding, and deleveraging

  • Liquidity sources include management fees, dividends from Heimstaden Bostad, and asset disposals; management fee is 0.2% of HSTB's GAV, about SEK 660 million annually.

  • No dividend paid in 2024 to support rating stability; focus remains on regaining rating and resuming dividends.

  • Deleveraging efforts since Q2 2022 reduced debt from SEK 19.2 billion to SEK 10.5 billion, driven by asset sales and reduced capital markets exposure.

  • Debt profile includes a mix of bank loans, senior unsecured bonds, and perpetual hybrid bonds, with a balanced maturity schedule.

  • Standalone net LTV improved to 20.7% in Q3 2024, with a strong ICR of 5.6x, well within covenant thresholds.

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