K2A achieves portfolio 100 percent inventoried for climate risk

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K2A Knaust & Andersson Fastigheter has completed the final stage of the extensive climate risk inventory the company initiated in 2021. This means that 100 per cent of the company’s property portfolio has now been inventoried regarding climate risk.

“Doing a climate risk inventory is a key part of future-proofing our buildings and being able to anticipate risks linked to extreme weather events such as torrential rain, rising sea levels and forest fires,” says Johan Knaust, CEO of K2A. “As a green property company, we focus sharply on how we can help mitigate climate change, but we also need to prepare ourselves to tackle the changes and risks we still face."

The initiatives have taken place in stages. In the first stage, which took place in 2021, all buildings older than three years were environmentally certified and inventoried regarding climate risk. This work constituted the single largest initiative in the areas of environmental certification and the assessment of climate risk ever conducted in Sweden.

As of 31 December 2022, properties corresponding to 63 percent of K2A’s property value were inventoried regarding their climate risks. Work has progressed during 2023, and the final stage of the inventory was concluded in the third quarter of the year.

For further information:
Johan Knaust, CEO, +46 707 40 04 50, johan.knaust@k2a.se
Pontus Ekerljung, Public Relations Manager, +46 730 24 36 00, pontus.ekerljung@k2a.se

K2A Knaust & Andersson Fastigheter AB – the green real estate company – provides long-term management of rental apartments for all types of housing and community service properties. The company's markets are in Stockholm, the Mälardalen region and a number of university towns elsewhere in Sweden. See also www.k2a.se. K2A's B shares (K2A B) and preference shares (K2A PREF) are listed on Nasdaq Stockholm.

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Doing a climate risk inventory is a key part of future-proofing our buildings and being able to anticipate risks linked to extreme weather events such as torrential rain, rising sea levels and forest fires. As a green property company, we focus sharply on how we can help mitigate climate change, but we also need to prepare ourselves to tackle the changes and risks we still face.
Johan Knaust, CEO of K2A