Fabege returns to profit in nine months as leasing picks up, occupancy flat at 87%
TradingView reports Fabege posted SEK 1,212m profit for January to September after a year-earlier loss, while occupancy held at 87% in the third quarter.
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what happened
According to TradingView, Fabege earned SEK 1,212 million in profit for January to September, after a loss in the same period last year. The result was driven by higher income from property management and revaluations.
In the third quarter, net letting reached SEK 55 million, while occupancy stayed unchanged at 87 percent.
why it matters
The swing back to profit points to a recovery in the leasing business of the Swedish property developer. Still, flat occupancy shows that demand has not yet lifted space utilisation. Investors in Swedish commercial property will watch letting momentum in coming quarters.
market impact
Fabege and Swedish commercial property: stronger leasing supports sector sentiment.
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- FABG: Jan–Sep returned to profit as leasing improved, but occupancy held at 87% — TradingView, 21 October 2026 at 06:45 UTC
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