Correction: Interim Report January–June 2026 – Heba Fastighets AB Stockholm. In the English version of the press release for Heba Fastighets AB's ("Heba") interim report for January–June 2026, published on 9th of July 2026, an incorrect figure for income from property management was stated in the introduction. The introduction of the press release incorrectly stated income from property management of SEK 112.6 million. The correct figure is SEK 122.6 million (114.8). The correct figure was stated in the English version of the interim report itself. The correct figure was stated in the Swedish version of the press release and in the interim report itself. No other information in the report is affected by this correction. An updated version of the English press release has been published on Heba's website.
Heba is reporting 7% growth in income from property management for January–June 2026, totalling SEK 122.6m (114.8). The NOI margin was 76.6% in Q2, as compared to 76.2% in Q2 2025. Heba achieved record-low energy use of 63 kWh/m2 and the company retained its Nasdaq Green Equity Designation for the second year running.
Heba’s stellar performance confirms the positive impact of the company’s efficient property management and continued drive to reduce energy consumption, says Patrik Emanuelsson, CEO Heba Fastighets AB.
Stable profit trend
Total profit grew to SEK 194.1m (115.6) Rental income increased by 4% and net operating income by 4% year-over-year. The Heba portfolio is virtually fully renovated, and maintenance costs are now SEK 11/m2 – reduced by 72% since 2010.
The inputs behind the figures consist of systematically developed methods in the areas of energy use, digitalisation, quality, capital allocation and sustainability.
Supported by shared processes, superior data quality and fact-based decision-making, we can identify anomalies earlier, prioritise the right actions and put our resources to work where they create the most value. And the work is paying off. The approach we have designed over the past eight years will continue to make Heba increasingly productive and efficient over the long term, says Patrik Emanuelsson.
Consistent sustainability leadership
Energy use at the end of the quarter was a record-low 63 kWh/m2 and the push towards the target of 40 kWh/m2 by 2030 is ongoing. HållFast, Heba’s internally developed eco-certification system for properties in operation, has now been externally audited and third-party verified.
Nasdaq has designated Heba stock Green Equity for the second year running. In addition, an assessment performed by S&P Global rated Heba as one of the leading real estate companies in the world in terms of green revenue – 84%.
Key figures January-June 2026:
Heba will present results for January–June 2026 in a pre-recorded video, which will be published on ir.hebafast.se after the report is released.