Nordic — Residential developer Bonava expects clear growth in Sweden in 2026 and reiterates its financial targets, despite a seasonally uncertain first quarter. At the same time, the Baltics continue to deliver strong figures, while Finland is still characterized by a wait-and-see market. ”Bonava continues its controlled growth journey. We are preparing ourselves, have a good sales situation, have control over costs and have the right team in place, says Peter Wallin,” President and CEO of Bonava.

Nordic — Bonava has just submitted its report for the fourth quarter of 2025. In it, the company reports both increased sales and operating profit in the fourth quarter compared to the same period the previous year. CEO and President Peter Wallin and CFO and Deputy CEO Jon Johnsson presented the report on Wednesday. – Customers' purchasing behavior has improved on all parameters, says Peter Wallin.

Nordic — The German rental market has shown rising rent levels and low vacancy rates, especially in the metropolitan regions. When Bonava chooses to sell three rental projects in Berlin, Hamburg and Leipzig towards the end of 2025, it does so in the certainty that both investments in new land and sales of projects will continue. We spoke with CFO and Vice President Jon Johnsson.

Nordic — Despite stronger household incomes, lower policy rates and pent-up demand, Bonava sees a still cautious market and a slower and cautious recovery is noticeable after the summer. But it points in the right direction. "We see steadily improved margins in combination with gradually higher turnover, a good sales ratio in ongoing projects and relatively low debt", says Jon Johnsson, vice president and CFO at Bonava.

Nordic — Bonava has delivered its report for the first quarter of 2025 and President and CEO Peter Wallin has, together with Vice President and CFO Jon Johnsson, held a presentation of the numbers, challenges and direction for the company. “We hope to be able to complete an interesting pipeline of B2B products in 2025”, says Peter Wallin.