Finland — Hemsö has been awarded a lease agreement by the City of Helsinki in a public procurement. The city will rent premises for two upper-secondary schools for the arts in Helsinki. An extensive redevelopment will be carried out on the property at Siltavuorenpenger, which Hemsö acquired in 2021. The lease agreement has a 15-year term, and the lettable area is 5,000 square metres.

Sweden — Hemsö’s shareholders make an equity injection of SEK 1.0 billion.

Sweden — Odinsskolan is a historic school building in central Gothenburg with an attractive location. The building has a lettable area of approximately 4,000 square meters and the investment amounts to approximately SEK 170 million (approximately EUR 14 million).

Finland — Hemsö is developing a preschool in the Herttoniemi district of Helsinki. A 25-year lease has been signed with the City of Helsinki.

Finland — Hemsö has acquired the Kymenlaakso Psychiatric Hospital in Kouvola, Finland, from Kymsote (joint municipal authority for Kymenlaakso social and health services). Kymsote will continue to run the hospital and has signed a 20-year lease agreement. The investment amount is EUR 13.7 million.

Nordic — SBB is selling three project properties for community services in Sweden to Hemsö, whereby Hemsö will take over responsibility for financing the projects and an office property in Norway with partly public tenants that is sold to local investors.

Sweden — Hemsö develops the new District Court in Vänersborg. The lease agreement with the Swedish Courts Administration is for 15 years. The investment amounts to approximately SEK 300 million. Hemsö is carrying out the project in collaboration with Fojab.

Finland — Hemsö has formed a strategic partnership with the Finnish care operator Hoivamme, which provides elderly care. Hemsö and Hoivamme have signed a framework agreement whereby Hemsö finances the development projects and will become the long-term owner of the properties. Hoivamme will sign 15-year leases for the completed properties.

Finland — Hemsö is acquiring 1.53 per cent of the shares in University Properties of Finland Ltd and will become a minority shareholder. The investment amount is EUR 15 million, or EUR 389 per share.

Sweden — Hemsö is expanding its portfolio and acquiring a nursing home in Brandenburg an der Havel in Germany. The investment amount is EUR 19.8 million.

Sweden — Hemsö is continuing to grow in Germany and is acquiring two nursing homes in the state of Bavaria. The investment amount is EUR 26 million.

Sweden — Hemsö has acquired a nursing home in Steinfurt in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The investment amount is EUR 11.9 million.

Finland — Hemsö acquires a university property in central Helsinki for future development into modern training facilities. The property will be leased by the University of Helsinki until 2024. The investment amounts to approximately EUR 17 million and the seller is the University of Helsinki.

Sweden — Hemsö acquires a university campus in central Uppsala from Akademiska Hus for MSEK 714.

Finland — Hemsö is acquiring a property for conversion into a municipal family centre in Espoo outside Helsinki in Finland. The property will undergo extensive refurbishment, and a 10-year rental agreement has been signed with the City of Espoo. The total investment amount is approximately EUR 22 million.

Finland — Hemsö acquires all buildings and ongoing projects within the Paavola campus area in central Lahti. The buildings will undergo extensive renovation and in addition new construction will take place on the campus area. The total investment amounts to approximately EUR 85 million.

Sweden — Veidekke has been commissioned by Hemsö to build the new Köpingeskolan in Trelleborg.

Finland — Hemsö is developing a new elementary school for 700 pupils at the Arkadia 24 property in central Helsinki, Finland. The property will undergo extensive refurbishment and a 15-year rental agreement has been signed with the City of Helsinki. The Arkadia 28 property was acquired before the summer, and the Hanken School of Economics is relocating to the property.

Finland — Hemsö is developing a new school of music in Finland, the Joensuu Conservatory. A 20-year rental agreement has been signed with the City of Joensuu. The investment amount is approximately SEK 140 million.