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Q1 reporting season kicked off this week, with results from Nyfosa, Entra, Wallenstam, Fabege, KMC Properties, Pandox, and Catena. In other news, Public Property Invest is to be listed on the Oslo stock exchange on 29 April. The weighted-average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 4.75% for 2024e and 5.04% for 2025e.
The Q1 results were solid in our view; although the vacancy rate rose, it was from a very low level, and was therefore of limited concern. We reiterate our BUY and have raised our target price to SEK515 (500). In our view, Catena has (too much) firepower following its last equity raise and we would like to see more M&A, project activity, or speedy reinvestment. Following the equity raise the stock looks highly valued on a 2025–2026e P/FFO of 21–19x, but that drops to 15–14x adjusted for earnings...
We have cut our 2025–2026e EPS by c6–4% on rising market interest rates, following a soft Q1 report, where focus was on a further weakening Stockholm office rental market. We found net lettings disappointing at SEK-36m and the minor vacancy rate uptick soft. We reiterate our HOLD, but have cut our target price to SEK85 (100).
Q1 FFOps was in line with our estimate but below Infront consensus. While we have made only minor forecast changes, following the recent share performance and as the stock is trading close to our target price, we have downgraded to HOLD (BUY) but reiterate our SEK175 target price.
With the stock trading close to NAV levels after the most recent rally, and the CEO, CFO and COO all leaving within a quarter, we have downgraded to HOLD (BUY). The Q1 results were broadly in line, bar slightly higher admin costs. Following the company’s updated interest-rate hedging, and higher market rates, we have reduced our 2024–2025e FFO by c7%. We have raised our target price to NOK8 (7.5) on updated NAV forecasts.
We consider the Q1 results neutral, and, adjusting for a JV one-off, we were in line on PFPM. Wallenstam is looking to start a development project in Q2 (only the second since Q3 2022), and management stated that rents have risen considerably in new developments and that it will only start projects in the best locations to meet demand right now. We consider the valuation demanding on cash earnings, and reiterate our SELL and our SEK40 target price.
Entra reported weaker underlying Q1 results than we expected, as well as still-declining asset values (-2.5% QOQ) due to higher yield valuations. On increased market interest rates, we have cut our 2024–2026e FFO by c12–16%. We reiterate our HOLD, but have lowered our target price to NOK105 (115).
The Q1 results were solid, with strong net lettings (as flagged) and a 4% consensus beat on PFPM (albeit fully explained by a one-off). Following a good start to Q2 lettings, we see potential for the strong net-lettings trend to continue. We reiterate our BUY and have raised our target price to SEK105 (100) on a tweaked valuation.
Despite raising our target price to SEK100 (91) on tweaked valuation, we have downgraded Nyfosa to HOLD (BUY), finding the valuation rich after strong sector outperformance (since October, it has gained c100% versus the sector’s 37%), on: 1) the risk of an uptick in market interest rates given its relatively high leverage and short interest-rate duration; 2) rather soft rental-market KPIs; and 3) insider divestment from founder Mr Engwall.
The Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) was approved on 12 April, requiring the modernisation of existing real estate in the EU, and will soon enter the Official Journal of the EU. In other news, KMC Properties bought a new asset and appointed an interim CEO, JM got a new CEO, while Castellum announced a divestment and new leases, and Atrium Ljungberg kicked off Q1 reporting season. The weighted-average implied EBITDA yields on the stocks we cover are 4.74% for 2024e and 5.01% for 2...
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