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08.08.2026
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Top list: They own the most in the industry's listed companies
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Nordic Property News presents an updated list of who owns most of the capital in the listed Nordic real estate companies.
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Top list: They own the most in the industry's listed companies
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Winners and losers on the stock market in July
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Art-Invest eyes new investment opportunities across the Nordics
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A tough first half for the listed giants – but Castellum emerged as the standout winner
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Sweden
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Half year report: Cibus improves its results
Sweden —
NCC is sued for SEK 5 million after fatal accident at Northvolt
Sweden —
The bank CEO: "The companies look healthier"
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Pål Ahlsén: A significant part of the portfolio can be sold
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Norway
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Record-high sales and strong profitability for Selvaag Bolig
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AI giant signs deal for Norwegian data center worth NOK 95 billion
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Peab builds new school in Senja
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Entra signs lease for 16,400 sqm in Oslo
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Denmark
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NCC gets assignment in Zealand
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Wihlborgs leases 9,400 sqm in the Greater Copenhagen area
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AP Ejendomme appoints Henrik Steenstrup as CEO
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M&G acquires landmark residential scheme in Greater Copenhagen
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Finland
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Peab gets renovation assignment in Vaasa
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Northern Horizon makes new Helsinki acquisition
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PPI acquires care property in Tampere
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Trophi appoints Managing Director for Finland
NCC is sued for SEK 5 million after fatal accident at Northvolt
Sweden —
NCC is being fined SEK 5 million after a workplace accident outside Northvolt's factory in Skellefteå in which one person died and another was seriously injured, Swedish state television reports.
Half year report: Cibus improves its results
Sweden —
Growing further in a sustainable and profitable way was the focus when Cibus Nordic Real Estate presented the Q2 report earlier this summer.
The bank CEO: "The companies look healthier"
Sweden —
Danske Bank's Swedish CEO Linda Fagerlund on the lesson the property companies have learned.
Peab gets renovation assignment in Vaasa
Finland —
Peab has been commissioned to carry out a fundamental renovation of the protected F and T buildings at Vanha Vaasa Hospital in Vaasa. The customer is Senate Properties and the contract is worth EUR 14 million, which corresponds to SEK 154 million.
Record-high sales and strong profitability for Selvaag Bolig
Norway —
Selvaag Bolig sold homes for a record-high NOK 4.2 billion in the first half of the year, the company’s highest sales value ever recorded for a first half. In the second quarter, 187 homes were delivered to buyers. Adjusted EBITDA, including Selvaag Bolig’s share of joint venture projects, was NOK 258 million in the quarter.
Pål Ahlsén: A significant part of the portfolio can be sold
Sweden —
So far this year, Castellum has sold properties worth almost SEK 24 billion – and more is expected in the second half of the year. Following the Q2 report released earlier this summer, CEO Pål Ahlsén announced during the presentation that there is still a significant portion of the company’s portfolio that it would be better for them to sell at fair value rather than keep. He also commented on the positive net rental of SEK 110 million, the company’s continued increasing vacancy rate and the situation in the rental market.
AI giant signs deal for Norwegian data center worth NOK 95 billion
Norway —
AI company Anthropic has signed a six-year, $10 billion deal for computing capacity from cloud infrastructure company Volta, Bloomberg News reports, citing sources. The capacity will be delivered together with Bitdeer from a 133-megawatt facility in Norway and Nvidia's new Vera Rubin chip.
NCC gets assignment in Zealand
Denmark —
NCC has been commissioned by Energinet to construct a 400 kV air-insulated switchgear (AIS) substation at Ringsbjerg in Zealand, Denmark. The contract also includes the expansion of the substation at Bjäverskov. The order value is approximately SEK 190 million.
Winners and losers on the stock market in July
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Nordic Property News presents how the Nordic real estate companies performed on the stock exchange in July. Here is the full list.
Wihlborgs and Castellum get approval for major deal
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The Swedish Competition Authority has approved Wihlborgs' previously announced acquisition of Castellum's property portfolio in Malmö, Lund and Helsingborg. As a result, all conditions for the transaction have been fulfilled and the acquisition can now be completed.
Peab builds new school in Senja
Norway —
Peab has been commissioned to build the new Gryllefjord School in Senja. The customer is Senja Municipality and the order is worth NOK 132 million, which corresponds to 133 million Swedish kronor.
Optimism on the Stockholm office market – despite the vacancies
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Jessica Gräsberg, Head of Leasing Colliers Sweden: "I would say that it is a relatively healthy level."
Besqab refrains from remaining projects in ALM Equity portfolio
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Besqab has entered an agreement with ALM Equity to refrain from the remaining projects that Besqab acquired in 2022.
Sagax acquires five properties for SEK 630 million
Sweden —
Sagax has acquired five properties through three separate transactions for the equivalent of SEK 630 million.
Art-Invest eyes new investment opportunities across the Nordics
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Art-Invest is strengthening its Nordic portfolio with new acquisitions in Sweden. Following its latest residential investment in Stockholm, Johan Öhlund Lagerdahl, Head of Stockholm at Art-Invest Real Estate, tells Nordic Property News about the company's investment strategy, the asset classes it is targeting, and the cities it considers most attractive.
“It is a buyer's market”
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Hemsö has strengthened its German portfolio with three acquisitions during June and July. Jens Nagel, Head of Germany at Hemsö, tells Nordic Property News about current market conditions, the company's growth ambitions, and the regions where it is seeking new investment opportunities.
Northern Horizon makes new Helsinki acquisition
Finland —
Northern Horizon acquires newly converted 80-bed care asset in prime location in Helsinki.
ABG Fastena acquires from Carlyle
Sweden —
ABG Fastena has acquired three properties totalling 26,900 square metres of lettable area in Stockholm, Gothenburg and the Öresund region. The seller is Carlyle Europe Realty, Carlyle’s pan-European real estate investment platform. The total plot area amounts to 62,000 sqm. The properties are an add-on acquisition to ABG Fastena’s real estate platform Fastena IV.
Klövern aims to expand further in the Gothenburg market
Sweden —
Klövern is taking another step in its Gothenburg expansion by acquiring land for residential development in the western suburb Fiskebäck. Following the transaction, Klövern CEO Mathias Wallestam tells Nordic Property News about the company's ambitions for the Gothenburg market.
Hans Wallenstam’s thoughts on the future – after the share transfer to his daughter
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Hans Wallenstam has no plans to slow down, despite transferring 35 million shares to his daughter, Rebecka Wallenstam, earlier this year. “When the children are ready, they will take over, but there is no timetable,” he says.
Sagax acquires properties in France
Sweden —
Sagax has acquired 48 properties in France for the equivalent of SEK 2.0 billion. The property portfolio comprises 88,000 square metres of lettable area and 782,000 square metres of freehold land.
Niam Infrastructure completes first exit with agreement to divest Nima Energy to Vattenfall
Sweden —
Niam Infrastructure today announces that it has together with the founders signed an agreement to sell 100 percent of the shares in Nima Energy, a Swedish ultra-fast EV charging company, to Vattenfall. The transaction represents the first exit for Niam’s Infrastructure strategy since its inception and marks an important milestone in the continued development of the platform.
Eastnine sees major potential in Warsaw
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Eastnine grows its Warsaw portfolio through the acquisition of the office property The Bridge, valued at EUR 300 million. CEO Kestutis Sasnauskas expands on the acquisition, the potential of the Warsaw market and Eastnine’s future plans.
A tough first half for the listed giants – but Castellum emerged as the standout winner
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The first half of 2026 was overwhelmingly challenging for the share prices of listed real estate and construction companies. Eight companies saw their share prices decline by more than 20 percent. At the other end of the spectrum, Castellum stood out as the clear winner, with its share price soaring during the first half of the year.
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