The transactions are expected to generate a positive liquidity effect of approximately SEK 13 million after transaction-related costs. As such, the divestments will strengthen Fortinova’s financial flexibility and support its long-term focus on continuously increasing earnings from property management per share.

“Following a comprehensive assessment of the properties’ future investment and maintenance requirements, the company concluded that the capital can be allocated more efficiently and create greater long-term value in other parts of the business as well as in new growth opportunities,” says Anders Valdemarsson, Deputy CEO and Head of Transactions.

The divestments form part of Fortinova’s strategy to gradually dispose of properties that are not considered operationally efficient from a management perspective or that face significant renovation requirements. This enables the reallocation of capital to larger and more modern residential and commercial properties with the potential to generate stronger cash flows and contribute positively to the Group’s key performance indicators over time.

In Kungsbacka, the residential property Svalan 12, comprising 32 apartments, is being sold to a property developer. In addition, the property Gubbekulla 1:150 in Kungsbacka is being sold to private individuals. In Falkenberg, three semi-detached residential properties (Skogstorp 4:22, 4:23 and 4:24) are being sold to a local owner-operator of residential properties. Closing of the transactions is scheduled to take place during the second and third quarters of 2026.