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Corem Property Group AB/Skr CORE B

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About Corem Property Group AB

Corem Property Group AB is a real estate company based in Sweden, focused on owning, managing, and developing commercial properties. The company's main business segments include logistics, warehousing, and retail properties, with operations primarily in Sweden, Denmark, and Finland. Corem's portfolio consists of strategically located properties aimed at supporting businesses with logistical needs. Founded in 2007, the company has grown through acquisitions and development projects, strengthening its position in the Nordic region. Headquartered in Stockholm, Corem emphasizes sustainable property management and efficient operations to maintain competitive strengths in the market.
Ticker
Skr CORE B
Primary listing
XSTO
Employees
267
Headquarters
Stockholm, Sweden

CORE B Metrics

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kr 6.5B
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-kr 1.70
1.55
kr 0.10
3.62%

What the Analysts think about CORE B

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Net letting turned positive: it was SEK 4 million for the first nine months, against a SEK 21 million outflow a year earlier. Corem signed about 350 leases in that period, with annual contract value above SEK 300 million. (Corem Property Group)
The existing portfolio is showing resilience: comparable operating surplus rose 2% in the first nine months, while profit from property management was broadly steady at SEK 693 million despite a smaller overall portfolio. That points to cost control and active management helping to protect underlying earnings. (Corem Property Group)
Corem has made tangible progress in reducing financing pressure. Net debt fell from SEK 27.4 billion to SEK 25.6 billion in Q2 after bond repayments and the repayment of a costly US construction loan, and the company said its average interest rate continued to decline in Q3. (Corem Property Group, Corem Property Group)
The business is shrinking: first-nine-month income fell to SEK 2,382 million from SEK 2,642 million, and operating surplus dropped to SEK 1,511 million from SEK 1,723 million. Divestments explain part of the decline, but the smaller portfolio leaves less income-producing scale. (Corem Property Group)
Property values remain under pressure. Corem recorded SEK 955 million of property write-downs in the first nine months, including SEK 543 million in Q3, mainly as higher yield requirements reflected uncertainty in Kista’s office market. (Corem Property Group)
Leverage leaves limited room for setbacks: Q3 figures showed a 56% loan-to-value ratio and interest cover of 1.7 times. Those levels make the company more exposed to weaker property values or higher borrowing costs. (Corem Property Group)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 27 Oct 2026.

CORE B Financial Performance

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Q3 24
QoQ growth
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CORE B Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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