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SBB acquired five properties in Denmark, KMC carried out a direct placement of NOK300m, Kungsleden announced a new rental contract and development project, Wihlborgs announced a new lease, while Skanska updated its climate target. The weighted average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 3.30% for 2021e and 3.64% for 2022e.
This week, we upgraded Fabege to BUY following its first office letting in Flemingsberg, and we shifted coverage from Klövern (delisted due to merger) to Corem, for which we have a HOLD. SBB hosted a CMD, while Atrium Ljungberg hired a new CFO. Next week, DNB Markets is set to host real estate events. The weighted-average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 3.30 % for 2021e and 3.59 % for 2022e.
Following management’s optimism at the Q2 earnings call, Fabege yesterday announced its first office letting in Flemingsberg (the largest letting in Sweden YTD). We consider this positive, and believe it could support more project starts, which is important for the investment case. Our 2021–2023e EPS is unchanged, but we have upgraded the stock to BUY (HOLD) after its recent underperformance versus the sector and lifted our target price to SEK160 (155) following the milestone letting.
This week, we raised our target price on Castellum after it acquired more Entra shares and issued its hybrid bond. Wrapping up Q2 results season, Aros Bostad’s POC-based net income was in line with our estimate. Magnolia Bostad will be delisted on 17 September. Finally, next week we host several real estate investor events. The weighted-average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 3.16% for 2021e and 3.43% for 2022e.
KMC Properties and Hufvudstaden reported their Q2 results. Castellum bought an additional 11.75% of the shares in Entra after issuing a EUR1bn hybrid bond earlier this week. Atrium Ljungberg CFO Lindqvist is leaving with immediate effect, while Liia Nõu was appointed the new CEO of Pandox. The weighted-average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 2.98% for 2021e and 3.28% for 2022e.
Kojamo was the only real estate company in the sector to report Q2 results this week. Entra refinanced a bond, but conducted a bond buyback and new bond issue. SBB Norden’s CEO Ilija Batljan bought 1m shares in the company, and a date was set for its CMD. Corem initiated a compulsory acquisition of minority shares in Klövern. Fabege announced a new land allocation in Hammarby Sjöstad. The weighted-average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 3.04% for 2021e and 3.13% for 2022e.
Castellum launched a bid for Kungsleden, while Citycon and Olav Thon reported Q2 results. This week, Norwegian Property also announced the date for its delisting, and Norwegian house prices appear to be stabilising. The weighted-average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 2.96% for 2021e and 3.25% for 2022e.
Wihlborgs announced a lease with the Human Rights Institute. NPRO continues to head towards a delisting. Swedish house price statistics for June were reported and Corem is moving towards a large-cap listing. The weighted-average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 3.04 % for 2021e and 3.33 % for 2022e.
The Q2 results have made us more optimistic about the strength of the rental market and we have raised our target price to SEK155 (135) while making limited EPS changes. We reiterate our HOLD as we believe the development project is important for the equity story and we are not convinced Fabege will be able to ramp up the development division in H2 2021.
This week Atrium Ljungberg pre-announced some Q2 figures, Castellum acquired two office buildings in Solna, we published our Q2 preview with Castellum, Nyfosa and Kungsleden as top picks, while Akelius is evaluating a large divestment that could prove one of the largest transactions this year. The weighted average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 3.22 % for 2021e and 3.49 % for 2022e.
Following the Nordic real estate sector’s outperformance in Q2, we find sector valuations stretched, given the risk of rising inflation expectations potentially leading to higher long-term interest rates, with a potential negative impact on yields. However, we reiterate our neutral sector view, as transactions and the credit market are showing signs of strength and tenant demand has held up fairly well with limited impact on market rents overall. We see strong risk appetite in the market, and be...
This week saw a new CEO at Hufvudstaden and a new CFO at Citycon. Elsewhere, Balder formally acquired ABP and sent out seminar invites, while Corem surpassed 95% in Klovern, and Klovern applied for a delisting. Also this week, Balder and Citycon gave financing and rating updates, and Castellum invested SEK1bn in a project with the Port of Gothenburg. The weighted average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 3.25% for 2021e and 3.52% for 2022e.
This week, SBB Norden sold its 14.9m shares in Entra (cNOK3,14bn) to Castellum, we downgraded Catena to HOLD, Swedish house prices showed a continued rally, SBB Norden and Solon Eiendom formalised deals, Kungsleden divested residential building rights, Amasten Fastigheter carried out an equity issue, and Entra invested in a new asset in Bergen. The weighted average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 3.21% for 2021e and 3.48% for 2022e.
Nyfosa has raised SEK750m in equity and has possibly +cSEK2bn of investment capacity to enter the Finnish real estate market near-term (in line with its updated strategy in April). SBB continues to acquire stock in listed companies as it purchased Obos’ 20% stake in JM. Catena has issued its first green bond and we see potential for the company to continue to trim its funding costs. The weighted average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 3.17 % for 2021e and 3.43 % for 2022e.
Newly founded Aurora Property has acquired shopping centres in Norway worth NOK3bn and entered into an LOI to acquire one additional centre for NOK1.8bn. A group of high-profile local investors in the company, including Petter Stordalen, is evaluating a public listing by year-end. In other news, Catena’s zoning plan in Malmö has gained legal force, and Norwegian residential price data for May is out. The weighted-average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 3.25% for 2021e and 3.52% ...
KMC Properties rounded off Q1 reporting season for the Nordic real estate sector this week, and announced a new investment. In other news, JM hosted a CMD, and Citycon issued a new hybrid bond, with no fixed maturity. Klövern’s board as expected recommended shareholders accept Corem’s public offer. The weighted average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 3.29% for 2021e and 3.57% for 2022e.
Earnings season dominated the news this week, with SBB Norden, Hufvudstaden, Citycon and MaxFastigheter releasing Q1 results. Balder also announced a NOK9bn investment in Norway. The weighted average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 3.39% for 2021e and 3.66% for 2022e.
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