- CEO
- Rebecka Eidenert
- Full Time Employees
- 47
- Sector
- Consumer Cyclical
- Industry
- Residential Construction
- Address
- Kungsgatan 47A Uppsala Sweden 753 21
- IPO Date
- Jun 12, 2015
- Business
- Studentbostäder i Norden AB (publ) owns, develops, manages, and operates student housing properties in long-term partnerships with municipalities, regions, and universities across the Nordic region; the company offers high-quality, affordable student accommodations including surface-efficient one-room apartments with private kitchenettes and bathrooms, multi-room shared apartments, and community-focused properties featuring study rooms, gyms, and social spaces; it provides fully digitized rental management services via a proprietary app for rent payments, maintenance reporting, housing upgrades, and home insurance sign-ups, supported by a national housing queue system serving over 135,000 registrants aged 13 and above. Operating in 18 university cities across Sweden, Denmark, and Norway, with a portfolio of approximately 6,645 student apartments concentrated in key locations such as Stockholm, Gothenburg, Copenhagen, Lund, Jönköping, Karlstad, Norrköping, and Luleå—where over 64% of property value resides in major Swedish and Danish regions—the company targets students and young workers aged 18-27, emphasizing social sustainability, energy efficiency, and community-building through initiatives like the Student Housing (re)form exemplified by properties such as Campus Star in Stockholm and Campus Träbyn in Jönköping. Founded in 2006 and headquartered at Kungsgatan 47A in Uppsala, Sweden, the company traces its modern structure to 2018 when Studentbostäder i Sverige AB consolidated real estate assets, followed by a 2020 merger with Prime Living AB that prompted its name change to Studentbostäder i Norden AB (publ) and Nasdaq First North Growth Market listing under ticker STUDBO. Recent developments include the 2023 launch of a national housing queue, completion of new builds in Norrköping and Stockholm adding 1,241 units, and a rights issue raising SEK 331 million; in 2024, it refinanced SEK 770 million in credits to extend maturities and rates, signed a lease for 107 apartments with Stockholm School of Economics, sold Karlstad properties valued at SEK 132.5 million, and refinanced additional bank loans of SEK 758 million at lower margins and amortization, while presenting January-September 2025 results showing 6% revenue growth to SEK 115 million, 9% operating surplus increase to SEK 74 million, and earnings per share of SEK 0.09.