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Nivika Fastigheter Shifts Focus From Portfolio Volume to ROE
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•Source: Dagens industri
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Key takeaways
- Nivika Fastigheter AB has revised its financial objectives to prioritize profitable growth, with a focus on cash flow and earnings per share rather than portfolio expansion
- This strategic shift, announced on September 22, 2025, supersedes the prior target of increasing its property portfolio to SEK 15 billion by 2028
- The company has instead set a new long-term goal of achieving an average return on equity of at least 12 percent
Nivika Fastigheter AB has revised its financial objectives to prioritize profitable growth, with a focus on cash flow and earnings per share rather than portfolio expansion. This strategic shift, announced on September 22, 2025, supersedes the prior target of increasing its property portfolio to SEK 15 billion by 2028.
The company has instead set a new long-term goal of achieving an average return on equity of at least 12 percent. As reported by Dagens industri, this adjustment aims to clarify Nivika's strategic priorities and reinforce its commitment to delivering shareholder returns. CEO Sverker Källgården affirmed that the company's fundamental growth agenda and its strategy of acquiring high-yielding commercial properties remain unchanged.
Nivika's other financial targets and its established dividend policy are unaffected by this revision. The company's updated financial goals now include:
* A long-term annual growth in income from property management per share of at least 15 percent.
* An average return on equity of at least 12 percent.
* A loan-to-value ratio below 55 percent.
* An interest coverage ratio of at least 2.0 times.
This announcement was made public at 08:30 CET in accordance with the EU's Market Abuse Regulation.
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