Heimstaden (HEIM) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
6 Mar, 2026Financial performance and profitability
Operating profit reached SEK 5,986 million, supported by a SEK 3,086 million property value increase and strong rental growth of 5.4% like-for-like, with a 98.3% real economic occupancy rate and a 71% NOI margin.
Standalone adjusted earnings after debt and hybrids were SEK 523 million for Q1 2025, with cost control reducing OPEX by 4.3% LTM.
Divestments, including Danish development projects, generated SEK 489 million in profit and SEK 937 million in gross proceeds.
Management contract income was SEK 180 million, and other income from asset sales contributed significantly to quarterly results.
Gross asset values and cash increased by 6.5% since Q1 2024, reflecting asset sales and value growth.
Balance sheet and capital structure
Net interest-bearing debt decreased to SEK 8,680 million, with cash and cash equivalents at SEK 1,359 million as of Q1 2025.
Heimstaden Bostad's adjusted net asset value stood at SEK 128,530 million, with a 35.9% share of capital.
Debt reduction of approximately SEK 9 billion since Q2 2022, driven by asset sales and refinancing.
Issued EUR 430 million fixed rate and SEK 750 million floating rate senior unsecured bonds, extending the maturity profile.
Standalone ICR improved to 3.0x and Net LTV reduced to 18.5%, both well within covenant thresholds.
Portfolio and operational highlights
Pan-European residential portfolio spans nine markets with 323,360 homes and a fair value of SEK 323 billion.
Like-for-like rental growth outpaced inflation, with most markets showing positive rental momentum.
Real economic occupancy remained above 98% for the 15th consecutive quarter.
NOI margin reached a record high, with potential to exceed the 71% guidance for FY25.
Value growth was recorded across all markets, with a 1.0% quarterly gain in property values.
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