Wihlborgs Fastigheter (WIHL) Kapitalmarknadsdagarna 2026 summary
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Kapitalmarknadsdagarna 2026 summary
26 Aug, 2026Key financial performance
Rental income for April–June reached SEK 1,174 million, reflecting 7% growth year-on-year.
Operating surplus for the same period was SEK 864 million, up 6%.
Management result for April–June totaled SEK 556 million, also a 6% increase.
Interest coverage ratio stood at 2.9x, with net debt/EBITDA at 10.7x for the quarter.
Over 20 years, compound annual growth rates for rental income, operating surplus, and management result were 9.3%, 9.6%, and 9.9% respectively.
Portfolio and market position
Portfolio consists of 316 properties, 2.5 million sqm, and 2,500 tenants.
Property value totals SEK 66.2 billion, with an annual rental value of SEK 5.2 billion.
Largest markets are Malmö (39% of value), Helsingborg (22%), Lund (17%), and Copenhagen (22%).
Malmö and Helsingborg together account for over half of the portfolio's market value.
227 employees support operations across the region.
Strategic developments and acquisitions
Agreement signed to acquire Castellum's southern Sweden portfolio, valued at SEK 13.3 billion.
Acquisition covers 635,000 sqm, with 43% office, 41% industrial, and 9% retail assets.
Planned closing date is October 1, with an initial yield of 5%.
Properties are located in Malmö, Lund, and Helsingborg, strengthening presence in key markets.
Acquisition aligns with long-term strategic goals.
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