Magnolia Bostad (MAG) Q4 2022 earnings summary
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Q4 2022 earnings summary
10 Nov, 2026Executive summary
2022 results deteriorated sharply as lower project sales, higher costs and financing rates, and property valuation losses drove a net loss of SEK 863m versus profit of SEK 50m in 2021.
9,345 homes were in production at year-end; 949 starts and around 900 completions were recorded during the year.
SEK 700m of owner capital contributions and stronger liquidity supported operations amid a difficult funding and housing market.
Financial highlights
Net sales SEK 569m, down from SEK 1,268m; net property sales were SEK 206m versus SEK 938m, reflecting revenue recognition for 60 homes versus 800 in 2021.
Gross loss SEK 226m versus gross profit SEK 151m; operating loss SEK 747m versus profit SEK 260m, including SEK 230m of investment-property value losses versus SEK 128m of gains.
Loss before tax SEK 929m versus profit SEK 75m; net loss SEK 863m versus net profit SEK 50m; EPS SEK -20.89 versus SEK 1.59.
Net financial items were SEK -182m versus SEK -185m; central administration costs fell to SEK 98m from SEK 107m after cost savings.
Outlook and guidance
Portfolio-based best estimate indicated just over 2,000 production starts in 2023 and over 3,000 in 2024; estimates may shift with market conditions, planning processes and project changes.
Management postponed starts where high turnkey costs made projects unviable; existing projects were expected to continue to their schedules.
Management expected easing inflation to support more stable rates, improved financing access and renewed starts, while continuing to pursue existing opportunities in the meantime.
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