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- Nyfosa AB (publ) (NYF.ST) is a transaction-intensive real estate company that acquires, manages, develops and sells commercial properties across Sweden, Finland and Norway. The company's diversified property portfolio comprises offices; warehouses and logistics facilities; industrial properties; and retail spaces, with a focus on high-growth municipalities and an emphasis on sustainability through green financing initiatives. As of September 30, 2025, Nyfosa's property value totals SEK 40 billion, supported by a leasable area historically exceeding 2.7 million square meters across hundreds of assets. Founded in 2009 and headquartered at Hästholmsvägen 28 in Nacka, Sweden, Nyfosa operates through wholly owned subsidiaries including Bratsberg in Norway and Kielo in Finland, targeting institutional tenants and regional markets in the Nordic region.
Nyfosa maintains an opportunistic investment strategy, building sustainable cash flows while pursuing active portfolio optimization through acquisitions and divestments. In 2024-2025, the company executed a directed share issue raising SEK 1.7 billion; issued senior unsecured green bonds totaling MSEK 1,050 with maturities in 2028; repurchased and redeemed high-cost bonds including MSEK 554 maturing in 2026 and hybrid bonds; acquired the remaining 50 percent stake in Norwegian joint venture Samfosa AS (rebranded Bratsberg, valued at SEK 1.4 billion) and the minority stake in Finnish subsidiary Kielo, assuming full operational control; and completed property transactions such as acquiring assets worth SEK 772 million (warehouses, logistics, offices) and a Kuopio commercial property for SEK 150 million, while divesting portfolios including six office properties in Luleå and Gävle for SEK 940 million and others totaling SEK 1.4 billion. These moves strengthened earnings per share, reduced average financing costs to 4.5 percent, improved the loan-to-value ratio and positioned Nyfosa for enhanced transaction activity amid a recovering Nordic market. In January 2025, Carl-Johan Hugner succeeded Stina Lindh Hök as CEO, with further management additions including a COO and Head of Transactions.