Heimstaden (HEIM) Company presentation summary
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Company presentation summary
6 Mar, 2026Investment structure and management platform
Holds a SEK 49.2bn investment in Heimstaden Bostad, representing 36.7% of NAV and 50.1% of votes, with a management agreement valid until 2047.
Generates recurring management fees of 0.2% of HSTB's GAV annually, about SEK 660m, and receives dividends from multiple share classes.
Operates a large, skilled team across investment, financing, capital raising, asset management, and operations.
Portfolio and operational performance
Manages a pan-European residential portfolio valued at SEK 330bn, diversified across nine markets and 329,682 homes.
Maintains high economic occupancy above 98% for 16 consecutive quarters, with record NOI margins reaching 74.1%.
Like-for-like rental growth consistently outpaces inflation, with Q2'25 net rental growth at 5.2%.
Value creation and privatisation
Portfolio value increased by 4.8% since Q4'23, driven by NOI growth and moderate yield expansion.
Privatisation programme has generated SEK 13.7bn in sales, with a 29.9% gross premium and 14.6% net premium in Q2'25.
Net liquidity release from privatisation totals SEK 7.9bn, supporting deleveraging and credit metrics.
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Q4 20252 Mar 2026 - Rental growth outpaced inflation, with high occupancy and strong privatisation sales at a premium.HEIM
Q3 202528 Oct 2025 - Rental growth, high occupancy, and strong privatisation sales drove improved margins and deleveraging.HEIM
Q2 202521 Aug 2025 - Q3 saw robust rental growth, margin expansion, and high occupancy, but credit risk remains.HEIM
Q3 202413 Jun 2025 - Rental income, NOI, and property values rose, with strong divestment gains and robust occupancy.HEIM
Q2 202413 Jun 2025