All properties are fully leased, generating annual rental income of approximately SEK 16.3 million. The acquisition is financed through equity, bank loans, and partly through repurchased Class B shares. A&P Fastighetstransaktioner AB acted as advisor to the buyer.

“With this acquisition, we continue to expand along the West Coast with high-yield properties, further strengthening our presence along the E6 corridor and in the West Swedish growth triangle. The acquisition aligns with our strategy and contributes positively to our management income. By once again using repurchased shares as part of the consideration, we welcome three new shareholders to Nivika. We continue to see attractive, value-creating opportunities in regions with strong growth potential,” says Sverker Källgården, CEO of Nivika.

Based on the authorization granted by the Annual General Meeting on May 8, 2025, Nivika’s Board has resolved to transfer 212,766 of its own Class B shares – 159,148 shares to Rialto Properties AB, 26,809 shares to VerVal AB, and 26,809 shares to Marcus & Son AB – at a price of SEK 47 per share, totaling SEK 10 million. The transfer was completed on October 24, 2025.

The price per share was negotiated at arm’s length and represents an 11 percent premium to the closing price of Nivika’s Class B shares on Nasdaq Stockholm on October 23, 2025. Following the transaction, Nivika holds 592,158 of its own Class B shares.