Kojamo (Hold, TP: EUR17.50) - Negative KPIs overlooked
The vacancy rate climbed again in Q2, reaching a post-IPO record high. As interest rates continue to rise, the company withdrew the non-core portfolio it had previously considered selling, as price indications were too low. However, Kojamo increased asset values by 0.6% QOQ in Q2, and reported an EPRA NRV of EUR20.3/share. Given rising interest rates, we do not expect it to trade at NAV. We reiterate our HOLD and EUR17.5 target price.Kojamo Oyj is a Finland-based private residential real estate company. It offers rental apartments and housing services for tenants primarily in the Helsinki region, the Tampere, Turku, Kuopio and Lahti regions, as well as in the cities of Oulu and Jyvaskyla. The Company's portfolio comprises over 35 000 rental apartments. The Company operates within two segments: Lumo and VVO. The Lumo segment includes commercial housing services and apartments primarily are free from restrictions under state-subsidized housing loans (ARAVA) and/or interest subsidy legislation. The VVO segment includes the rental apartments subject to restrictions on rent levels under ARAVA and/or interest subsidy legislation.
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