Magnolia Bostad (MAG) Q4 2017 earnings summary
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Q4 2017 earnings summary
10 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY 2017 net sales rose to SEK 1,772 million from SEK 1,010 million; operating profit was SEK 375 million and net profit SEK 267 million.
The building-rights portfolio reached 16,429, up 47% YoY; 2,227 residential units were sold and recognized across 10 projects.
The portfolio broadened with first hotel and residential-care transactions, supporting product and risk diversification.
Financial highlights
Net sales were SEK 1,772 million (SEK 1,010 million); property-sale revenue was SEK 1,338 million (SEK 835 million).
Operating profit was SEK 375 million (SEK 355 million); net profit was SEK 267 million (SEK 265 million).
Gross profit was SEK 425 million (SEK 368 million); net financial items were negative SEK 109 million (negative SEK 90 million).
Operating cash flow was negative SEK 617 million (negative SEK 22 million); cash and cash equivalents ended at SEK 208 million (SEK 507 million).
Outlook and guidance
2018 production capacity targets: 3,000 residential units, two to four care facilities and one to two hotels annually.
Demand remained strong for rental apartments, hotels and care facilities; tenant-owned apartment interest weakened in late 2017, with a slight recovery noted since early 2018.
Management expected to complete one or two hotel projects annually and anticipated potential for more than two to four care facilities per year over the longer term.
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