Sveafastigheter (OM:SVEAF) has just posted its Q2 2026 numbers, with revenue of SEK408 million and a loss of SEK26 million, or EPS of SEK0.13. Over the past few quarters the company has seen revenue move from SEK376 million in Q1 2025 to SEK398 million in Q1 2026, while EPS has swung between a loss of SEK0.78 in Q2 2025 and a profit of SEK1.39 in Q1 2026 as profitability shifted quarter to quarter. With revenue at SEK1.58b and net income of SEK451 million over the last twelve months, the latest quarter will likely have investors watching how consistently Sveafastigheter can convert its top line into margins.
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Revenue Trend Holds Near SEK1.6b Run-Rate
- Over the last twelve months, Sveafastigheter generated SEK1.58b in revenue, with individual quarters in the SEK376 million to SEK408 million range. The trailing figure therefore reflects several periods of similar scale rather than a single spike.
- For those taking a more bullish view, one notable point is that this SEK1.58b trailing revenue sits alongside a return to profitability of SEK451 million over the same period, while forecasts cited here still call for revenue to grow around 11.6% per year and earnings to decline about 0.3% per year. This creates a tension between top line momentum and profit durability.
- This combination of SEK451 million in trailing net income and an 11.6% revenue growth outlook is used in bullish arguments that Sveafastigheter has an underlying business that can produce profits on a higher revenue base.
- At the same time, the forecast 0.3% annual decline in earnings challenges the bullish idea that recent profit levels automatically extend, because it suggests analysts do not see the SEK451 million as an easily repeatable baseline.
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SEK144m One Off Gain Skews Profit Picture
- The SEK451 million in trailing net income includes a one off gain of SEK144 million, so a meaningful share of the reported profit over the past year comes from a single item rather than recurring operations.
- Critics highlight that this one off item, together with forecasts for earnings to fall around 0.3% per year, reinforces a cautious, bearish stance that recent profitability may not fully reflect underlying earning power.
- The presence of SEK144 million from a single gain means that, without it, trailing profitability would be significantly lower than SEK451 million. This supports bearish concerns about the quality of recent profits.
- In addition, the weak interest coverage reported in the analysis is cited by bears as another reason why the strong trailing headline profit may not translate cleanly into future bottom line results.
Mixed Valuation Signals Around SEK29.65 Share Price
- At a share price of SEK29.65, Sveafastigheter is trading on a P/E of 13.1x. This sits above the Swedish real estate industry average of 11.4x but below both the broader Swedish market at 20.3x and a peer average of 20.4x. A DCF fair value of SEK6.68 in the data set is much lower than the current price.
- From a more optimistic, bullish angle, it is notable that the company has moved to a trailing profit of SEK451 million with revenue forecast to grow at about 11.6% per year. However, the DCF fair value of SEK6.68 and the relatively modest 13.1x P/E compared with market peers suggest investors have not priced Sveafastigheter as aggressively as many higher multiple stocks.
- The gap between SEK29.65 and the DCF fair value of SEK6.68 challenges a simple bullish claim that cash flow value already supports the current price, even though the P/E remains below the market and peer averages.
- At the same time, the combination of positive trailing net income and a P/E lower than the 20.3x market and 20.4x peer averages is used by bulls to argue that Sveafastigheter is not being valued in line with companies on similar multiples despite having returned to profit.
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