Sweden — Currently up on the stock market main list, Neobo had the opportunity on Friday to present how their third quarter has been and what lies ahead. Among other things, with the Nasdaq listing behind them, the CEO is now opening up to expand financing beyond the exclusive relationship they have with solely Nordic banks.

Sweden — For the 20th time this year, a company entered Nasdaq Stockholm's main list. This time the company was Neobo and it was CEO Ylva Sarby Westman who held the rope when the clock struck nine on Friday morning. It is hard work to get the company in order, which has now laid the foundation for the new journey they are now embarking on. That trip will, among other things, put the entire portfolio under scrutiny. Ylva Sarby Westman tells Nordic Property News about the road leading up to the milestone and about what lies ahead for the company.

Sweden — During Wednesday, Neobo presented its result after the first half of 2024. Net income increased to SEK 229 million, which is an increase of 3.4 percent, while the management result decreased from SEK 75 to 68 million. "The company's operations continue to develop positively", says Neobo's CEO, Ylva Sarby Westman.

Sweden — The real estate company Neobo continues to reduce its vacancies and increase its occupancy rate. On the other hand, the company reports a significantly lower operating result during the first quarter, compared to the same period the year before. The company's CEO, Ylva Sarby Westman, tells Nordic Property News: "We must work with all lines in the income statement if we are to succeed."

Sweden — SBB's housing spin-off Neobo has seen its share price halved since the listing on February 10, from SEK 16 down to around SEK 8. On Wednesday, the company submitted its first quarterly report since the separation from SBB and Nordic Property News got an interview with the company's CEO Ylva Sarby Westman. Among other things, she talks about the upcoming measures to strengthen the company, the views on the transaction market and how to succeed in convincing the market of the company's strengths.

Sweden — Castellum is currently looking for its third CEO after Henrik Saxborn's successors Biljana Pehrsson and Rutger Arnhult left the post at the beginning and end of 2022, respectively. The company has gone through a number of changes in the leading chairs in the past year and based on the annual report released earlier this week, Nordic Property News can tell you how much more the company paid out to its CEO:s and deputy CEO:s in 2022 compared to the more quiet 2021.

Sweden — The stock exchange's largest company focused on residential properties has been named Neobo and will be listed sometime in February 2023. On December 30, the company will be completely spun off from SBB and will then become an independent company that is aiming for an intensive 2023. But in what way? Here the company's CEO Ylva Sarby Westman tells Nordic Property News more about what lies in store.

Sweden — Ylva Sarby Westman steps back into the industry as the new CEO of SBB's subsidiary Amasten – which will change its name before the spring IPO. Ylva Sarby Westman tells Nordic Property News about what attracted her to the new role, how the new residential company will be designed and how to assert herself on the housing market in economically vulnerable times.

Sweden — On Monday, it was announced that CEO Biljana Pehrsson would leave Castellum and be replaced by the company's largest owner and then Chairman Rutger Arnhult. Now the turbulence in the company continues as Deputy CEO and CFO Ylva Sarby Westman also leaves Castellum. She tells Nordic Property News about the decision.

Sweden — Ylva Sarby Westman, Deputy CEO of Kungsleden: “This is totally up to the shareholders but…”

Sweden — Kungsleden's deputy CEO on leaving Eskilstuna and where they will spend the money from the divestment to Regio.

Sweden — Ylva Sarby Westman, deputy CEO at Kungsleden, tells Nordic Property News about the major acquisition in Gothenburg and the company's plans for 2018.