Sweden — SBB has entered into an agreement to divest the properties Västerås Sågklingan 6 and Flen Vävskeden 21 to Nordisk Renting.

Sweden — SBB and K2A have entered into an agreement to divest the properties part of Ångpannan 10, Ångpannan 12 and part of Västerås 1:202 in Västerås to Intea with an estimated exit during the second quarter of 2025.

Sweden — The price range per share for Sveafastigheter listing on First North is clear. The price range lands at SEK 39.5–45.5 (EUR 3.41–3.92) per share, which corresponds to a valuation of SEK 7.9–9.1 billion (EUR 681–785 million).

Nordic — SBB has decided to bring the financial management of all its Swedish companies in-house, which has previously been outsourced. This strategic decision is expected to generate annual savings of approximately SEK 25 million (EUR 2.2 million), with full effect from 2026.

Sweden — SBB's subsidiary Sveafastigheter intends to be listed on the Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market. Sveafastigheter also aims to change listing venue to the Nasdaq Stockholm Main Market within 18 months

Nordic — The SBB associated company in Education, Nordiqus, has refinanced approximately USD 800 million, corresponding to approximately SEK 8.6bn, of its existing bank debt of SEK 16bn with private placement bonds issued directly in SEK and NOK in the US market. The bonds have maturities of 10 to 15 years. This has been made possible by Nordiqus’ financing receiving an investment grade rating based on infrastructure rating methodology.

Sweden — SBB extends lease agreement of 15 years with Hässleholm Municipality.

Sweden — SBB announces that the splits of SBB Kåpan Bostad and Unobo are completed.

Sweden — SBB has agreed with Kåpan Tjänstepension to divide the jointly owned housing company SBB Kåpan Bostad AB, of which the parties each own 50 percent.

Nordic — SBB establishes a new joint venture with Castlelake which signs a loan agreement of approximately SEK 5.7 billion (EUR 508 million).

Sweden — As a step in SBB's efforts to eventually dissolve jointly owned residential property structures, SBB has signed a framework agreement with Riksbyggen regarding the dissolution of the joint ownership of the residential property group Unobo AB. Before the split, SBB owns 70 percent and Riksbyggen 30 percent of Unobo AB. SBB aims to coordinate its share of the properties within Unobo AB with Sveafastigheter’s residential portfolio. Riksbyggen continues to manage Unobo AB's portfolio until the end of 2024.

Norway — SBB-owned Public Property Invest (PPI) announces its intention to launch an initial public offering of new shares and apply for a listing on the Oslo Stock Exchange.

Sweden — SBB intends to buy Riksbyggen out of the jointly owned company Unobo, a company that SBB has owned 70 percent of since 2021. This is evident from a notification to the Swedish Competition Authority, according to Dagens industri.

Sweden — The board of Sveafastigheter has appointed Erik Hävermark as CEO of Sveafastigheter. He assumes the role of CEO immediately with a continued focus on executing the plan for ownership diversification of Sveafastigheter in 2024. At the same time, previously appointed Martina Lous-Christesen also assumes the role of CFO.