The acquisition is financed partly with equity and partly with repurchased B shares according to authorization. Nivika will also utilize the existing building right on the property to build a new building materials store for Jem & Fix with a contract period of ten years and an annual rent of SEK 1.4 million.

"The acquisition is in line with our strategy and our local presence enables piecemeal deals in individual markets. With strong tenants and attractive direct yields, the acquisition contributes to strengthening cash flow for long-term value creation," says Sverker Källgården, CEO of Nivika Fastigheter AB.

The board of directors of Nivika has, with the authorization from the annual general meeting on 5 February 2024, decided to transfer 42,553 of its own B shares in Nivika, 29,787 shares to MM Investment in Habo AB, MM, and 12,766 shares to K Trading Habo AB, KTH, at a price of SEK 47 per share, a total of approximately SEK two million. The transfer was completed on 14 January 2025. The reason for the deviation from the shareholders' preferential rights is that the shares are transferred as part of the purchase price for Nivika's acquisition of Habo Kämparp 1:23 via a company acquisition, where MM and KTH are sellers.

The price per share is based on arm's length negotiations with MM and KTH and corresponds to a premium of 26 percent compared to the closing price of Nivika's B shares on Nasdaq Stockholm on January 13, 2025. After the transfer, Nivika holds 1,115,420 of its own B shares.