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Fabege reports modest rise in rental income and property management profit in Q1

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Last Updated : 28th Apr, 2026
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Fabege AB reported a steady performance in the first quarter, with rental income rising by 3.1% to SEK 892 million. The company also saw a notable increase in property management profit, which grew to SEK 370 million from SEK 285 million in the previous year. Profit after tax stood at SEK 125 million, translating to SEK 0.40 per share. The results reflect stable leasing activity and operational performance despite broader market uncertainties impacting the real estate sector.

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Fabege AB reported a 3.1% year-on-year increase in rental income for the first quarter, reaching SEK 892 million, indicating stable performance in its core leasing business. The growth comes at a time when commercial real estate markets across Europe are witnessing cautious tenant activity and evolving demand patterns.


The company’s property management profit rose to SEK 370 million, compared to SEK 285 million in the same period last year. This increase reflects improved operational efficiency and consistent income from its portfolio, which is largely concentrated in office and commercial properties.

Profit after tax for the quarter stood at SEK 125 million, with earnings per share reported at SEK 0.40. While profitability remains positive, the figures also suggest that companies are maintaining a balanced approach amid cost pressures and financing challenges seen across the sector.

Fabege has historically focused on sustainable urban development and high-quality office spaces in key Swedish markets, particularly Stockholm. In recent quarters, the company has continued to prioritise tenant retention, long-term leasing agreements, and portfolio optimisation to navigate market fluctuations.

The broader Nordic real estate market has been adjusting to higher interest rates and shifting workplace trends, which have influenced leasing volumes and asset valuations. Despite this, Fabege’s latest results indicate resilience in its rental income and core operations.

Source Reuters
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