The properties are located outside the cities’ central areas and mainly comprise premises for industrial offices, light industrial use and education, as well as office space, with an average occupancy rate of approximately 92 per cent. The annual rental value amounts to approximately SEK 32 million, and the average remaining lease term is approximately four years. The sale is structured as a company transaction and is expected to be recognised in the second quarter of 2026. The divestment is made at book value.

“The transaction is in line with Diös’ portfolio strategy to grow in central locations with development potential, while freeing up capital through divestments in non-prioritised locations,” says Annie Franzon, Head of Transactions at Diös.

“We are very pleased to have completed a solid transaction with Diös. The properties complement our existing portfolio well, and we look forward to owning, managing and further developing them together with the tenants over the long term,” says Oscar Lekander, CEO of Hagabacken.

The transaction is subject to approval by the Swedish Inspectorate of Strategic Products (ISP). The properties included are Guckuskon 1, Traktorn 6 and Stallet 12 in Östersund, and Kedjan 4, Kolven 4, Formen 2 and Björnjägaren 1 in Umeå.