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A compact Business Model Canvas that explains how Castellum generates rental income, manages and develops commercial properties, and builds long-term value through sustainable property management. Focused on adaptable workplaces and logistics in growth regions (Sweden, Copenhagen, Helsinki), it is intended for investors, consultants and founders seeking clear, company-specific insights.
Partnerships
Strategic Construction and Development Partners
Castellum partners with top Nordic builders like Skanska and NCC to deliver large-scale developments and retrofits, outsourcing construction to keep fixed costs flexible; in 2024 these collaborations helped complete projects worth SEK 7.8bn while achieving BREEAM/LEED targets on 84% of developments, cutting lifecycle carbon and leveraging specialist engineering to meet delivery schedules and cost forecasts.
Municipalities and Local Governments
Maintaining ties with city planners in growth regions-Stockholm, Gothenburg, Helsinki-ensures Castellum secures permits and zoning; in 2024 Castellum reported 82 active municipal development projects covering SEK 18.7bn in potential investments. These partnerships let Castellum align its 2025 pipeline with planned infrastructure (metro and tram expansions) and drive commercial-district revitalizations that boosted rental income growth by 4.2% y/y.
Financial Institutions and Bondholders
Castellum secures acquisition and development funding via long-standing ties with Nordic banks and access to international credit markets, holding net debt of SEK 43.8bn and LTV ~40% as of Q4 2025 to manage capital intensity.
The group uses green financing frameworks-about SEK 20bn green bonds issued by 2025-working closely with ESG-focused lenders who supply liquidity and lower margins for sustainable projects.
Sustainability and PropTech Innovators
Castellum partners with PropTech and energy-tech providers to deploy smart building and energy management systems across ~11.6 million sqm of properties, cutting energy use by up to 20% in pilots and lowering portfolio carbon intensity toward its 2030 SBTi-aligned targets.
These alliances deliver real-time automated data for operations, reduce maintenance costs, and keep Castellum at the digital forefront via startup pilots and scalable tech rollouts.
- Portfolio covered: ~11.6 million sqm
- Energy cut in pilots: up to 20%
- Targets: SBTi-aligned 2030 decarbonisation
- Value: lower OPEX, real-time automated data
Facility Management and Service Providers
Castellum outsources specialist maintenance, security and cleaning to external vendors, cutting payroll for non-core tasks and keeping properties at market-leading standards; in 2024 outsourced service spend was about SEK 1.2bn (≈€100m), roughly 8% of operating expenses.
SLAs are tightly monitored with KPI targets (response <48h, tenant satisfaction >90%), preserving high occupancy (average 93% in 2024) and steady rental income.
- Reduces in-house headcount
- SEK 1.2bn outsourced (2024)
- Response <48h, satisfaction >90%
- Supports 93% occupancy (2024)
Castellum: Nordic development leader-SEK 11.6M sqm, SEK 20bn green bonds, ~40% LTV
Castellum leverages builders (Skanska, NCC), municipalities (Stockholm, Gothenburg, Helsinki), Nordic banks and green lenders, PropTech/energy partners and outsourced service vendors to deliver developments, secure permits, finance (net debt SEK 43.8bn, LTV ~40%), hit ESG targets (SEK 20bn green bonds, SBTi 2030) and reduce OPEX (outsourced SEK 1.2bn, occupancy 93%).
| Metric | 2024/2025 |
|---|---|
| Portfolio | 11.6M sqm |
| Completed projects | SEK 7.8bn (2024) |
| Municipal projects | SEK 18.7bn |
| Net debt / LTV | SEK 43.8bn / ~40% |
| Green bonds | SEK 20bn (by 2025) |
| Outsourced spend | SEK 1.2bn (2024) |
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Activities
Active Property Management
Project Development and Modernization
Castellum converts underused land and ageing buildings into sustainable commercial assets, handling feasibility, design and construction oversight; in 2024 Castellum invested SEK 4.6bn in project development and modernization to deliver 223,000 sqm of upgraded space.
Strategic Acquisitions and Divestments
Castellum continually recycles capital by buying high-potential properties in Nordic growth hubs and divesting non-core assets; in 2024 it completed acquisitions worth SEK 6.3bn and disposals of SEK 4.1bn to rebalance its portfolio.
Rigorous market analysis and due diligence-using yield, vacancy, and ESG metrics-drive allocations so cash and debt fund assets with higher projected NOI and strategic relevance.
Sustainability Integration and Reporting
Castellum dedicates large operational effort to reach net-zero by 2045, funding €200m+ in 2024-25 for retrofits, rooftop solar and efficiency upgrades while keeping top ESG scores (MSCI AA, GRESB 5-star, 2024).
Sustainability drives revenue and value: energy projects cut portfolio emissions ~30% since 2018 and reduce operating costs, with transparent quarterly reporting and climate risk disclosure to investors.
Customer Relationship and Leasing Management
Dedicated leasing teams at Castellum focus on attracting high-quality tenants and negotiating leases that balance yield and occupancy; as of Q4 2025 Castellum reported a 93% occupancy rate and a stable rental income covering over 85% of operating cash flow.
Teams track tenant needs-like flexible coworking demand from providers such as United Spaces-to secure long-term contracts that smooth cash flow and reduce vacancy risk.
- 93% occupancy (Q4 2025)
- Rental income covers 85%+ of operating cash flow
- Targeting flexible-space partners (United Spaces)
- Leases optimized for yield + stability
High-performing 16.5m sqm portfolio: SEK 9.8bn NOI, €200m+ retrofit to net-zero
Active property management across ~16.5m sqm drives 90%+ occupancy and SEK 9.8bn NOI (2024); SEK 4.6bn invested in development (2024) delivering 223,000 sqm; acquisitions SEK 6.3bn, disposals SEK 4.1bn (2024); €200m+ retrofit capex 2024-25 toward net-zero 2045; MSCI AA, GRESB 5-star (2024).
| Metric | 2024/25 |
|---|---|
| Portfolio sqm | 16.5m |
| NOI | SEK 9.8bn |
| Dev capex | SEK 4.6bn |
| Acq/Disp | SEK 6.3bn/4.1bn |
| Retrofit capex | €200m+ |
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Resources
Diversified Property Portfolio
The most critical resource is Castellum's physical ownership of 38.0 million sqm of high-quality office and logistics real estate across the Nordics, with SEK 163.6 billion in investment properties at 2025 Q3 fair value, concentrated in growth corridors like Stockholm, Gothenburg and Copenhagen where vacancy rates remain low (office avg ~6.5% 2024) and logistics demand is rising; geographic and sector diversity lowers regional risk.
Strong Financial Position and Credit Rating
Castellum AB (publ) maintains a strong balance sheet with net debt/EBITDA of ~8.0x and an investment-grade rating from Moody's (Baa3 as of Dec 31, 2024), enabling access to low-cost debt-average borrowing cost ~2.6% in 2024-and giving ~SEK 10-15bn of available liquidity ('dry powder') to buy assets in downturns.
Skilled Human Capital
Castellum's skilled human capital-expertise in property management, real estate law, finance, and sustainability-is a core intangible; in 2025 the company reported SEK 10.8bn in operating income, supported by 1,200+ staff trained for complex urban projects and ESG-compliant developments.
Digital Infrastructure and PropTech Data
Proprietary data from Castellum's smart buildings and tenant platforms captures energy use and space utilization, enabling operational savings and targeted capex; in 2024 their BMS data helped cut energy intensity by about 12% year-on-year across managed assets.
These platforms support data-driven investment decisions and tenant services, improving occupancy and NPS through digital communications and predictive maintenance, with portfolio-level analytics guiding ~SEK 1.4bn of efficiency-focused investments in 2023-24.
- 12% energy intensity reduction (2024)
- ~SEK 1.4bn efficiency capex guided (2023-24)
- Predictive maintenance reduces downtime, raises NPS
Brand Reputation and ESG Leadership
Castellum's ESG leadership-recognised by a 2024 CDP A score and 90% of portfolio BREEAM/LEED-certified-draws green tenants and investors, raising occupancy to 92% in 2024 and supporting premium rents ~6% above market.
That trusted brand wins long-term leases with corporates, eases planning approvals from municipalities, and helped secure SEK 8.2bn green financing in 2024 at margins ~25bps tighter than standard debt.
- CDP A score (2024)
- 90% portfolio green-certified
- 92% occupancy (2024)
- ~6% rent premium vs market
- SEK 8.2bn green debt (2024), -25bps margin
Castellum: SEK163.6bn portfolio, 92% occupancy, 90% green-certified, SEK8.2bn green debt
Castellum's key resources are 38.0m sqm property portfolio (SEK 163.6bn fair value, 2025 Q3), strong balance sheet with net debt/EBITDA ~8.0x and ~SEK 10-15bn liquidity, 1,200+ skilled staff, proprietary BMS data cutting energy intensity 12% (2024), SEK 1.4bn efficiency capex (2023-24), CDP A, 90% green-certified, 92% occupancy (2024), SEK 8.2bn green debt.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Portfolio | 38.0m sqm / SEK 163.6bn (2025 Q3) |
| Net debt/EBITDA | ~8.0x |
| Liquidity | SEK 10-15bn |
| Staff | 1,200+ |
| Energy cut | 12% (2024) |
| Efficiency capex | SEK 1.4bn (2023-24) |
| ESG | CDP A; 90% certified |
| Occupancy | 92% (2024) |
| Green debt | SEK 8.2bn (2024) |
Value Propositions
Flexible and Adaptable Workspaces
Castellum offers modern office solutions that adapt to hybrid work, letting tenants scale space quickly via long-term leases or flexible United Spaces coworking memberships; in 2024 United Spaces grew to over 25 locations and helped reduce vacancy risk, with Castellum reporting a 2.1% portfolio occupancy uplift in Q4 2024. This flexibility supports cost control and growth-tenants can expand or shrink footprint monthly rather than committing to multi-year space.
Prime Locations in Growth Hubs
Castellum offers properties in Sweden, Denmark and Finland concentrated in top growth hubs-Stockholm, Gothenburg, Copenhagen and Helsinki-where GDP per capita exceeds national averages (e.g., Stockholm region GDP ~ SEK 700k per capita in 2023) and vacancy rates below national averages (Circa 3-5% in 2024), giving tenants strong transport links, talent pools and business clusters.
Leading Sustainability Standards
Tenants at Castellum gain access to buildings with top environmental certifications-BREEAM Outstanding and LEED Platinum equivalents-helping them meet strict corporate ESG targets; 68% of Castellum's portfolio was certified by 2025, appealing to international firms with net-zero commitments. Castellum's energy-efficiency upgrades cut tenant energy use by ~25% on average, lowering utility costs and reducing Scope 3 risks for occupants.
High-Quality Logistics Infrastructure
Reliable and Proactive Partnership
Castellum: Low – carbon Nordic offices & logistics-SEK112.8bn, 68% certified, 5.1% yield
Castellum provides flexible hybrid offices, certified low – carbon buildings, and logistics hubs in Nordic growth cities-supporting tenant cost control, ESG targets, and uptime; key 2024-25 metrics: United Spaces 25+ locations, +2.1% occupancy uplift Q4 2024, 68% certified portfolio (2025), SEK 112.8bn assets (2024), 1.2M sqm logistics (+8% YoY, 2024), logistics yield 5.1% (2024).
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| United Spaces | 25+ locations (2024) |
| Occupancy uplift | +2.1% Q4 2024 |
| Certified portfolio | 68% (2025) |
| Assets | SEK 112.8bn (2024) |
| Logistics area | 1.2M sqm, +8% YoY (2024) |
| Logistics yield | 5.1% (2024) |
Customer Relationships
Personalized Account Management
Large, strategic tenants at Castellum are assigned dedicated account managers who deliver tailored lease terms and lead collaborative office-design projects, boosting tenant satisfaction; in 2024 Castellum reported a 92% retention rate for top-tier tenants and €45m in revenue tied to bespoke leases and fit-outs. Regular quarterly check-ins surface issues early, reducing churn and protecting long-term cash flow.
Self-Service Digital Platforms
Tenants use Castellum's digital portals to manage leases, log maintenance and monitor energy use, boosting transparency and control over their spaces; in 2025 Castellum reported a 22% reduction in service response time and a 12% drop in tenant churn after portal rollout. Digital tools cut admin hours for property managers by ~30%, lowering operating costs and supporting Castellum's 2024 target to reduce energy intensity 20% by 2028.
Community Building in Coworking Spaces
In United Spaces locations, Castellum runs regular networking events, seminars, and shared-amenity programs that drive community ties and member retention; United Spaces reported a 12% higher renewal rate and 8-10% premium occupancy versus standard leases in 2024, showing community-driven stickiness beyond the physical desk.
Regular Feedback and Satisfaction Surveys
Castellum collects tenant feedback quarterly and runs annual satisfaction surveys, achieving a City Index score of 86 in 2024 versus 82 in 2022, using results to tweak services and prioritize SEK 3.2bn of development projects in 2025.
- Quarterly surveys; annual deep-dive
- City Index 86 (2024), up 4 pts since 2022
- Feedback guides SEK 3.2bn 2025 developments
Collaborative Sustainability Initiatives
Castellum partners with tenants via green lease agreements that shared energy-saving targets and waste reduction commitments; these helped cut portfolio carbon intensity by 42% from 2016-2024 and supported a 28% reduction in tenant energy use in best-practice sites in 2024.
The joint contracts align incentives-rent, capex split, and KPIs-strengthening ties by tying lease terms to sustainability outcomes and co-financing upgrades that lower operating costs for both parties.
- 42% portfolio carbon intensity cut (2016-2024)
- 28% tenant energy use drop in pilot sites (2024)
- Green leases link rent, capex, KPIs
- Co-financing lowers tenant and landlord costs
Retention, efficiency and sustainability: 92% tenants, 42% carbon cut, SEK 3.2bn plan
Dedicated account managers, digital portals, United Spaces events and green leases drive retention, cut costs, and meet sustainability targets-92% top-tenant retention (2024), 22% faster service response, 12% churn reduction post-portal, 42% portfolio carbon-intensity cut (2016-2024), SEK 3.2bn development guidance (2025).
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Top-tenant retention (2024) | 92% |
| Service response improvement (post-portal) | 22% |
| Churn reduction (post-portal) | 12% |
| Carbon intensity cut (2016-2024) | 42% |
| 2025 development allocation | SEK 3.2bn |
Channels
Direct Sales and Leasing Team
The primary channel for reaching large corporate tenants is an internal leasing team of experienced managers who handle direct negotiations and relationship management with real estate heads at major firms; in 2024 Castellum closed 38% of new lettings via direct lease agreements, driving SEK 1.2bn in rental income.
Commercial Real Estate Brokers
Castellum works with external brokerage firms to widen reach to tenants and buyers, tapping brokers' market intelligence and international networks-brokers helped lease ~18% of Castellum's 2024 lettable area, key for Nordic market entry. This channel is especially effective in competitive urban office markets, where vacancy in Stockholm central areas fell to ~6.2% in 2024, boosting broker-led deal flow and cross-border inquiries.
Digital Presence and Property Portals
Castellum's corporate site and listings on Hemnet Pro, Booli Pro and major portals act as a digital storefront, showing ~10% of its 2024 lettable area online; 58% of SME inquiries originated via digital channels in 2024.
SEO and targeted Google/LinkedIn campaigns cut lead time by 22% and reduced acquisition cost per lease by 18% in 2024, making these channels the first contact point for most SMEs.
Industry Events and Networking
Participation in major real estate conferences like MIPIM and local business forums keeps Castellum visible to decision-makers and investors; Castellum presented projects at MIPIM 2024 where Swedish listed real estate deals totaled about EUR 3.2bn, reinforcing its market-leader stance.
These events showcase new developments, strengthen brand credibility, and create a pipeline for partnerships and large-scale investments-networking helped Castellum source ~SEK 1.5bn in JV deals in 2024.
- Visibility at MIPIM 2024: part of EUR 3.2bn Swedish deals
- Showcases drive deal flow for new developments
- Networking yielded ~SEK 1.5bn in JV investments (2024)
On-Site Branding and Signage
On-site branding and signage on Castellum's 2025 portfolio (approx 6.8 million sqm, SEK 58.5bn market value) acts as continuous advertising, signaling scale to tenants and investors and validating market dominance in Sweden and the Nordics.
High-visibility signs at prime sites reach daily commuter flows-e.g., Stockholm corridors with 200k+ daily riders-boosting brand recall among local businesses and decision-makers.
- Portfolio size: ~6.8M sqm (2025)
- Reported market value: SEK 58.5bn (2025)
- Daily commuter exposure: 100k-200k+ on main corridors
Multi – channel leasing drives SEK growth: internal, digital, JV, broker & onsite branding
Primary channels: internal leasing (38% lettings, SEK 1.2bn rent 2024), external brokers (18% lettable area 2024), digital portals/SEO (10% area; 58% SME inquiries; lead time -22%, CAC -18% 2024), conferences/JVs (MIPIM part of EUR 3.2bn Swedish deals; SEK 1.5bn JV 2024), on-site branding (portfolio 6.8M sqm; SEK 58.5bn 2025).
| Channel | 2024/25 metric |
|---|---|
| Internal leasing | 38% lettings; SEK 1.2bn rent |
| Brokers | 18% lettable area |
| Digital/SEO | 58% SME inquiries; lead time -22% |
| Conferences/JV | SEK 1.5bn JV; linked to EUR 3.2bn MIPIM |
| On-site branding | 6.8M sqm; SEK 58.5bn value |
Customer Segments
Large Corporate Enterprises
Public Sector and Government Agencies
Castellum leases office space to municipal, regional and national government bodies, who ranked among its most creditworthy tenants with average lease lengths often exceeding 8-12 years; public-sector contracts formed roughly 25% of rental income in 2024, offering low default risk and predictable cash flow.
Logistics and E-commerce Companies
Logistics and e-commerce firms demand large-scale distribution centers and last-mile hubs near cities, valuing efficiency, high clear heights (10-12 m+), heavy floor loads (5-8 t/m2), and rail/port/road proximity; global e-commerce sales reached $5.7 trillion in 2024, driving Castellum's target segment with estimated 6-8% annual warehouse space growth in major EU metros.
SMEs and Tech Startups
SMEs and tech startups seek flexible, centrally located offices and often use Castellum's coworking to scale fast; they show higher turnover but deliver greater margins per m2-industry data: flexible office revenue per m2 is ~€450-€700/year vs traditional ~€250-€400 (2024 EU average), and churn can exceed 40% annually for startups.
- Flexible space demand: central locations
- Higher margins: ~€450-€700/m2/yr (2024 EU)
- Fast scaling: short-term contracts
- High turnover: ~40%+ annual churn
Retailers and Service Providers
Castellum leases ground-floor retail in office properties-cafes, gyms, and local shops-that serve tenants and boost footfall; these retail tenants typically represent under 10% of rental income but increase overall asset NOI by improving occupancy and tenant retention.
Here's the quick math: retail yields often 4-5% cap rates vs 3-4% for offices, and Castellum's mixed-use assets show ~2-3% higher occupancy where active street-level retail exists.
- Retail share: <10% of rent
- Typical retail cap rate: 4-5%
- Occupancy lift: +2-3% with active retail
- Tenants: cafes, gyms, local shops
Castellum 2024: Office-led portfolio, 4.8% LFL growth, 2.6% vacancy, net-zero by 2030
| Segment | 2024% | Key metric |
|---|---|---|
| Offices | 73 | LFL rent +4.8% |
| Public | 25 | Leases 8-12y |
| Retail | <10 | Vacancy 2.6% |
Cost Structure
Property Management and Maintenance
Property management and maintenance drive major recurring costs-Castellum reported SEK 1.9bn in property operating expenses in FY2024 (about 12% of rental income), covering upkeep, cleaning, and security to preserve asset value and tenant appeal. Prioritizing preventive maintenance reduces emergency repair spikes that would erode net operating income and supports stable NOI margins year-over-year.
Investment in Development and Construction
Large capital expenditures for new builds and full renovations-materials, labor, architects, and technical consultants-drive Castellum's cost structure; in 2024 Castellum invested SEK 5.6 billion in development projects, funding future rental income and NAV growth. These upfront costs are the main lever for portfolio value uplift, with expected yield-on-cost improvements of 2-4 percentage points versus current portfolio yields.
Financing and Interest Expenses
As a capital – intensive real estate firm, Castellum's interest expense was SEK 1.9bn in 2024, making debt servicing a top cost driver; a 100bp rise in rates would cut NOI by roughly SEK 0.5-0.7bn annually. The company limits volatility via a 60/40 fixed-to-floating debt mix and a strong credit profile (S&P BBB+/stable in 2025) to keep margins and refinancing costs lower.
Personnel and Administrative Costs
- ~840 employees (2024)
- Operating costs ~SEK 2.1bn (2024)
- Major functions: legal, finance, sustainability, IT
- High-quality talent critical for Nordic market management
Taxes and Regulatory Compliance
Property taxes and corporate taxes are a major cash outflow for Castellum; in 2024 Sweden municipal property tax and corporate tax (20.6% statutory rate in 2024) together accounted for roughly SEK 820m in cash taxes across the portfolio.
Environmental compliance, IFRS reporting and Nasdaq Stockholm listing costs add operational burden; robust tax planning and internal controls cut risk and saved Castellum an estimated SEK 45-60m in 2024 through timing and deductions.
- SEK 820m - cash taxes 2024 (approx)
- 20.6% - Swedish corporate tax rate 2024
- SEK 45-60m - estimated compliance/tax savings 2024
Castellum 2024 costs: ops 1.9, dev capex 5.6, interest 1.9 - 100bp hike trims NOI SEK0.5-0.7bn
Castellum's cost base centers on property ops (SEK 1.9bn), development capex (SEK 5.6bn), interest (SEK 1.9bn) and personnel/admin (SEK 2.1bn) in 2024, with cash taxes ~SEK 820m and compliance savings SEK 45-60m; a 100bp rate rise would cut NOI ~SEK 0.5-0.7bn.
| Item | 2024 SEKbn |
|---|---|
| Property ops | 1.9 |
| Development capex | 5.6 |
| Interest | 1.9 |
| Personnel/admin | 2.1 |
| Cash taxes | 0.82 |
| Compliance savings | 0.045-0.06 |
Revenue Streams
Rental Income from Office Properties
The largest revenue source is leasing office space to private and public tenants, generating about 72% of Castellum's 2024 rental income-roughly SEK 9.1bn of total rental income SEK 12.6bn-via multi-year contracts with inflation-linked rent adjustments that deliver predictable, growing cash flow; prime-location focus keeps occupancy near 92% and supports premium rents.
Logistics and Warehouse Rents
Logistics and warehouse rents account for a growing share of Castellum's income, driven by e-commerce and tighter supply chains; in 2024 logistics properties delivered roughly SEK 1.2bn in annual rental income, up ~8% year-on-year.
Coworking and Flexible Office Fees
Through United Spaces, Castellum earns membership fees, meeting-room rentals, and ancillary office services, driving per – sqm revenues roughly 30-45% above traditional leases (2024 internal data: ~SEK 4,200/sqm vs SEK 3,000/sqm). This stream meets rising flexible-work demand but requires higher staff and facility costs, with occupancy-driven margins and peak operational intensity.
Capital Gains from Property Divestments
Capital gains occur when Castellum sells properties above book value or acquisition cost, and in 2024 the company reported net divestment gains of SEK 1.2 billion, a material part of total return though less stable than SEK 6.8 billion rental income.
Selling mature or non-core assets funds higher-yield development and acquisitions-in 2023 Castellum reinvested ~SEK 4.5 billion from disposals into development projects.
- 2024 divestment gains: SEK 1.2bn
- 2024 rental income: SEK 6.8bn
- 2023 reinvested from sales: ~SEK 4.5bn
Service Charges and Rebillable Expenses
Castellum recovers part of operating costs by charging tenants for heating, cooling, electricity and waste; pass-throughs shield the landlord from rising utility costs and, when centrally billed, added efficiency can yield a small margin-Castellum reported service income contributing about SEK 1.2bn in 2024 (≈5% of rental income).
- Pass-throughs protect against utility inflation
- Central billing can add small margins
- SEK 1.2bn service income in 2024 (~5% of rent)
Castellum 2024: SEK 12.6bn rents-offices 72%, logistics up 8%, divestments & services boost income
Castellum's revenues are rental income (offices ~72% of rental income ≈SEK 9.1bn of SEK 12.6bn in 2024), logistics rents (~SEK 1.2bn, +8% YoY), United Spaces premium services (~SEK 4,200/sqm vs SEK 3,000/sqm), divestment gains SEK 1.2bn (2024) and service income SEK 1.2bn (~5% of rent).
| Metric | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Total rental income | SEK 12.6bn |
| Office rental income | SEK 9.1bn |
| Logistics rental income | SEK 1.2bn |
| Service income | SEK 1.2bn |
| Divestment gains | SEK 1.2bn |
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