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Moody's reaffirms Rikshem's rating A3, with stable outlook

The credit rating agency Moody's Ratings reaffirms Rikshem's strong credit rating of A3 with a stable outlook.The strong credit rating shows Rikshem's stable position with a qualitative portfolio of residential rental apartments and properties for public use in the healthcare and education sectors. Moody's highlights the good rental growth, high occupancy rate, long average remaining lease term for properties for public use, very good liquidity coverage and Rikshem's strong ownership support as reasons for the credit rating. "The credit rating confirms what we ourselves experience - a

Rikshem Interim Report Jan–Sep 2024: Profit growth and stable property values

During the period January–September 2024, Rikshem’s rental income increased by 4.4 percent to SEK 2,720 million. The net operating income totaled SEK 1,591 (1,495) million and the income from property management increased to SEK 985 (943) million. Property investments in the period totaled SEK 730 (1,333) million.“We have started the last quarter of the year with a good feeling. Real estate values and financial markets have stabilized, and interest rate cut expectations continue to be met. We continue to see a good earnings trend, and both rental income and net operating income and income

Rikshem six-month report January–June 2024:Strong performance and good pace of development

Rikshem increased rental income by 7 percent to SEK 1,823 million in the first half of 2024. Property expenses are slightly higher than the comparable period. The net operating income totaled SEK 1,017 (920) million and the income from property management increased to SEK 607 (561) million. Property investments in the period totaled SEK 516 (1,052) million."Rikshem's pace of development is good, and we have delivered good results in the three areas on which we are focusing particularly hard – customer work, business acumen, and developing and investing in existing properties. The

Rikshem Interim Report Jan–Mar 2024: Higher Income from Property Management

During the first quarter of the year, Rikshem increased rental income by more than eight percent to SEK 908 million. The net operating income totaled SEK 472 (420) million. Property expenses increased at a lower rate than revenues, mainly due to falling electricity prices. Property investments in the period totaled SEK 263 (476) million.“We delivered a strong first quarter, with income from property management increasing by just over five percent. The annual rent negotiations for housing have ended up with increases of around five percent and the CPI increase that is the basis for the

Communication from Rikshem's 2024 Annual General Meeting

At the Annual General Meeting of Rikshem AB (publ) held on March 21, 2024, in Stockholm, the following resolutions were adopted:Adoption of the balance sheet and income statement The income statement and balance sheet and the consolidated income statement and balance sheet for the fiscal year 2023 were adopted. Board of Directors The members of the Board of Directors and the CEO were discharged from liability for the fiscal year 2023. The AGM resolved that the Board of Directors will have seven ordinary members and re-elected Pernilla Arnrud Melin, Kerstin Lindberg Göransson,

Rikshem issues its first sustainability-linked bond

In February, Rikshem's sustainability-linked framework was launched, offering investors the opportunity to support Rikshem's long-term sustainability goals.The framework contains objectives linked to security in our residential areas, sustainable supply chains and reduced climate impact in both existing property management and new production. The first issue under the framework has now been completed with a 5-years maturity and a volume of SEK 500 million. "Rikshem has a broad sustainability agenda and ambitious goals. By establishing a framework for sustainability-linked loans, we

Rikshem Year-End Report 2023: Higher net operating income and customer satisfaction

Rikshem increased its rental income for the year by 9.6%. Net operating income totaled SEK 1,960 (1,760) million, an increase of 11.4%. SEK 1,189 million (1,198) in income from property management is in line with the previous year. Property investments for the year totaled SEK 1,918 (2,640) million."In a challenging environment, we stuck to our core business in 2023 – owning, managing and developing our residential and public-use properties. We are increasing net operating income, in part due to lower vacancies, higher revenue, lower electricity prices and successful energy projects. Higher

Moody's reaffirms Rikshem ' s strong credit rating

The credit rating agency Moody's Investors Service affirms Rikshem's long-term credit rating A3 with a stable outlook."As a basis for the strong rating A3 with a stable outlook, Moody's highlights Rikshem's good quality of residential and community service properties, good rental growth, good access to bank and bond financing, a strong liquidity profile and strong support from the owners. This provides us with continued good access of funding at favorable terms – a strength in times when underlying interest rates have risen sharply," says Anette Frumerie, CEO of Rikshem.

Rikshem has raised a ten- year loan and has issued its first Japanese yen bond

Rikshem has raised a loan of SEK 844 million from Niam Credit. The loan, which is secured by mortgage deeds, has a maturity of 10 years, and will be disbursed before year end.Also, during the fourth quarter, Rikshem issued a bond in Japanese yen for the first time. The loan has a maturity of 5.5 years and was issued under the company's EMTN program. "We are pleased to see that interest in lending with longer maturities to financially strong companies with a long-term view such as Rikshem continues to be good. Niam Credit is backed by several well-known institutional investors with a long-

New Member of Rikshem's Board of Directors

Frida Olsson was elected as new board member at Rikshem AB (publ) at the company's extraordinary general meeting of December 1, 2023.Frida Olsson replaces Andreas Jensen, who is stepping down as board member when he leaves his position at the Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund (AP4). Frida Olsson was born in 1988 and has a bachelor's degree in construction engineering from Karlstad University and a master's degree in urban planning from KTH. She currently works as a portfolio manager at the Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund and is also a board member at Svenska Handelsfastigheter.

CORRECTION: Rikshem's Interim report January–September 2023

Rikshem AB (publ) issues a correction of its press release “Rikshem's Interim report January-September 2023: Positive progress and steady decline in market vacancy rate” published on October 27, 2023 at 07:30.The correction relates to a typo in the “Rikshem in summary” table on page 1 in the Interim report. An incorrect figure appears in both the Interim report and the press release on the line Total return, including joint ventures, % (R12), where total return, including joint ventures, for the rolling 12-month period is stated as -5.7 percent (-0.4). The correct figure is -6.0 percent (-0.

Rikshem's Interim report January–September 2023: Positive progress and steady decline in market vacancy rate

Rikshem's rental income was up 10.1 percent during the period. Net operating income was MSEK 1,495 (1,381), up 8.3 percent. Property investments in the period totaled MSEK 1,333 (1,779)."Despite the challenging times that have had a major impact on the property sector, Rikshem has seen positive progress, including a decline in market vacancy rates. Property expenses increased more than income in percentage terms during the period, but on the positive side, electricity costs started to fall and electricity subsidies for businesses has now been paid. Net operating income was up year-on-year,

Rikshem's half-year report January - June 2023: High demand in a challenging property market

Rikshem increased its rental income by 8.6 percent. Net operating income was MSEK 920 (867), up 6.2 percent. Property investments in the period totaled MSEK 1,052 (1,249). At the end of the period, Moody's reaffirmed Rikshem's credit rating of A3 with stable outlook- Financing costs are now rising faster than both revenues and other expenses, leading to a decrease in operating income. However, our interest rate duration and debt duration remain reassuring, which means it will take time before higher interest rates fully take effect. Higher financing costs mean that we are postponing the

Rikshem’s interim report January – March 2023: Net operating income up in uncertain times

Rikshem increased its rental income by 9.2 percent. Net operating income was up 9.1 percent to MSEK 420 (385). Rikshem issued two bonds totaling MSEK 550 with a maturity of four years. Property investments in the period totaled MSEK 476 (440).– We are currently operating in a more demanding economic environment where there is uncertainty about inflation and interest rates. But the company remains stable. However, we now need to prioritize our investments more rigorously as we continue to develop Rikshem. On a positive note, we have a high occupancy rate in the residential segment, and the

Communication from Rikshem’s Annual General Meeting 2022

At the Annual General Meeting of Rikshem AB (publ) held on March 21 2023 in Stockholm, the following decisions were taken, among others:Adoption of the balance sheet and income statement The income statement and balance sheet, as well as the consolidated income statement and consolidated balance sheet, for the 2022 financial year were adopted. Allocation of profit/loss The AGM resolved that the profit for the year should be carried forward. Board of Directors The members of the Board of Directors and the CEO were discharged from liability for the financial year 2022. The

Rikshem’s Annual Report 2022 released

Rikshem´s Annual and Sustainability Report 2022 in Swedish is now released. The Annual and Sustainability Report 2022 is attached and available on Rikshem´s website, www.rikshem.se.A printed version of the Annual and Sustainability Report will be available mid April 2023. At the same time, an English language version will be made available on the website.      For further information, please contact:  Anders Lilja, CFO, +46 10-70 99 308, anders.lilja@rikshem.se

Rikshem’s year-end report 2022: Stable net operating income and reduced vacancies

Rikshem increased rental income by 3.5 percent to MSEK 3,169 (3,062). Net operating income amounted to MSEK 1,760 (1,768), a stable level despite major cost increases, mainly related to electricity and heating.–        We are leaving behind an unusual year in which war in our immediate area, high inflation and rising interest rates have had a major impact on society. This has of course affected Rikshem but at the same time, Rikshem has seen positive development in the areas we set out to make progress. Revenues for the full year are increasing and we continue to reduce our vacancies.

Rikshem’s Nomination Committee proposes a new Chair of the Board

The Nomination Committee of Rikshem AB (publ) intends to propose that Kerstin Lindberg Göransson be elected as a new Board member and Chair of the Board of Directors of Rikshem at the Annual General Meeting to be held on 21 March 2023.The current Chairman of the Board Per Uhlén has declined re-election. Per Uhlén has been involved with Rikshem since March 2017, when he joined as a Board member. He was acting CEO of Rikshem from November 2019 to May 2020. Since April 2021, he has served as Chairman of the Board. Furthermore, the Nomination Committee intends to propose the re-election of

Rikshem’s interim report January–September 2022: Stability in uncertain times

Rikshem increased its rental income by 4.0 percent. Net operating income was up 1.6 percent to MSEK 1,381 (1,359). The company maintained a high rate of investment in properties during the period with investments totaling MSEK 1,779 (1, 215).–        “Rikshem delivered a good performance despite the market challenges of high inflation and rising interest rates. In turbulent times, it is reassuring to be a company standing on firm ground. We are a long-term company operating in a stable segment and we have strong institutional owners. This is important for our customers, employees, and not

Rikshem’s interim report January – June 2022: Strong financial position and continued high investment pace

Rikshem remains stable in a market that has undergone rapid change. The company increased its rental income by 3.2 percent during the period, while continuing to maintain a high rate of investment in properties at MSEK 1,249 (774). Net operating income is unchanged from the same period last year at MSEK 867 (867), despite rising energy prices.“I can confirm that we stand firm despite the uncertainty around us. We have good liquidity, good bank connections and a good rating. At the start of the summer, Moody’s confirmed the long-term credit rating of A3 with stable outlook. Rikshem has a

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