Heimstaden (HEIM) Q3 2026 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q3 2026 earnings summary
27 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q3 rental income rose 1.2% YoY to SEK 4,036m; NOI increased to SEK 3,112m and margin improved to 77.1%. Occupancy reached 99.3%, while property values declined 0.3%.
Quarterly net loss was SEK 719m, including a SEK 1,071m fair-value decline in investment properties and SEK 1,626m of FX losses.
Financial highlights
YTD rental income was SEK 11,944m, down 0.2% YoY; YTD NOI rose to SEK 8,907m from SEK 8,704m.
Q3 property expenses fell 6.4% YoY to SEK 901m, supported by cost controls and divestments; direct property costs declined 12.7%.
Q3 realised gains from property divestments were SEK 400m, versus SEK 641m a year earlier; realised privatisation gains were supported by a 24.3% premium to book value.
Net cash from operating activities was SEK 1,625m in Q3, versus SEK 747m; closing cash was SEK 3,972m.
Outlook and guidance
Like-for-like rental growth is expected to continue exceeding core inflation by more than 1%.
Development pipeline totals 1,755 units across five markets, with estimated completion value of SEK 6,763m and annual NOI of SEK 225m.
Capital expenditure will remain selective, targeting projects that support sustainable rents, lower operating costs and protect asset quality.
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