Sweden — The board of directors of Castellum has adopted a new strategy with a clear focus on profitability and capital allocation. The goal is to achieve an annual return on equity of at least ten percent over a business cycle. At the same time, the dividend policy has been adjusted to a capital distribution policy, so that at least 25 percent of the income from property management will be distributed to shareholders, either through cash dividends or share buybacks, unless the company's financial position justifies otherwise.

Sweden — Castellum’s executive management will be reduced from 13 to 10 positions. The company also intends to reduce the head office by approximately 60 roles. The changes aim to create a more efficient structure, lower costs and increase profitability.

Sweden — Castellum has signed an agreement to divest all shares in United Spaces, a wholly owned subsidiary which operates coworking spaces in several Swedish cities.

Sweden — Castellum's board of directors has appointed Pål Ahlsén as the company's new CEO. This follows an extensive and thorough recruitment process to identify an experienced leader with strong financial expertise, documented operational experience and a clear strategic mindset, according to a press release. Pål Ahlsén will assume the role on August 28, 2025.

Sweden — Castellum has signed a five-year lease agreement with Carlsberg Sverige in Njursta, north of Stockholm. The premises will house both office space and storage facilities for coolers, beer, and soft drink equipment.

Sweden — Corem has signed an agreement with Castellum to divest a portfolio of five properties, located in Linköping, Uppsala and Örebro, for a total underlying property value of SEK 1,740 million (EUR 159 million).

Sweden — The Nomination Committee proposes that Ralf Spann is elected as Chair of the Board of Directors in Castellum and that the Board of Directors in Castellum should consist of Anna-Karin Celsing, Henrik Käll, Marita Loft, Leif Norburg, Knut Rost, Ralf Spann and Stefan Wallander.

Sweden — Akelius Apartments Ltd has informed the Nomination Committee of Castellum that attorney Charlotte Levin replaces Kerstin Engström as Akelius' representative in the Nomination Committee.

Sweden — Louise Richnau and Stefan Ränk to leave Castellum's Board at an Extraordinary General Meeting requested by Akelius Apartments Ltd.

Sweden — Castellum has begun the development of a modern, energy-efficient warehouse and logistics facility in the Sunnanå district of Burlöv Municipality just outside Malmö.

Sweden — Castellum has signed a lease with Saab in Mölnlycke, Härryda Municipality. The lease comprises office premises, development spaces and light industrial production.

Sweden — Roger Akelius, a major shareholder in Castellum, may consider purchasing additional shares to “save” the company. He made this statement to the news agency Nyhetsbyrån Direkt on Wednesday, following Castellum’s quarterly report on Tuesday and subsequent media commentary by Akelius.

Sweden — Castellum has signed a six-year lease with the Swedish Police Authority, which is thereby expanding its collaboration with Castellum and establishing operations in the award-winning Werket property in central Jönköping. In conjunction with occupancy, Castellum will construct a 2,200 sqm extension.

Sweden — Castellum has signed a seven-year lease with Knightec Group, which will expand its premises on Lindholmsallén by approximately 5,900 square metres to a total of 9,288 square metres. With this agreement, the company is once again leasing the entire property. Occupancy will take place in stages, finalizing in the first quarter of 2026.

Nordic — Real estate company Castellum has purchased an additional 70,964 shares in Norwegian real estate company Entra.