Heimstaden expects Swedish asset sales to cut debt by SEK 275 million
Bitget2026/10/29 07:31- Heimstaden expects to complete all Swedish asset sales in 2026, reducing debt by SEK 275 million while releasing equity.
- The Swedish school was divested in the second quarter, generating net proceeds of SEK 104 million.
- Its Danish ESV development, forward-sold to Tishman Speyer, is expected to be completed around the second quarter of 2027.
- Heimstaden Bostad forecasts 2026 like-for-like rental income growth of 4%-4.5%, with a net operating income margin of 73.5%-74.5%.
- Bostad targets annual privatization sales of SEK 8 billion-10 billion; third-quarter sales totaled SEK 2.05 billion.
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