# Fastpartner D

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## Overview

Fastpartner AB is a Swedish listed property company that owns, manages, and develops commercial real estate. Its portfolio is concentrated in Sweden’s largest population centers, with a particular focus on the Stockholm region and nearby growth areas.

## Products & services

• Ownership and management of commercial properties
• Development and tenant adaptation projects
• Leasing of office, logistics, warehouse and industrial space
• Retail, healthcare and education premises
• Property transactions and portfolio optimization

- **Property ownership and management** (70%) — Long-term ownership, operation, maintenance and administration of income-producing real estate.
- **Rental income from commercial premises** (20%) — Leasing of offices, logistics, warehouse, industrial, retail and service premises.
- **Property development and tenant improvements** (7%) — Reconfigurations, upgrades and build-outs tailored to tenant requirements.
- **Property transactions and disposals** (3%) — Acquisition and sale of properties as part of portfolio management.

- Ownership and management of commercial properties
- Development and tenant adaptation projects
- Leasing of office, logistics, warehouse and industrial space
- Retail, healthcare and education premises
- Property transactions and portfolio optimization

## Customers

Fastpartner’s tenants are mainly businesses and public-sector organizations that need commercial premises in well-connected urban locations. The company serves a mix of office users, logistics and industrial operators, retailers, and public or community-oriented tenants such as healthcare and education providers.

- **Office tenants** (primary) — Companies and organizations leasing office space in Stockholm, Uppsala, Gävle and other urban markets for accessibility and talent access.
- **Logistics, warehouse and industrial tenants** (primary) — Operators leasing functional premises near transport corridors for distribution, storage and production.
- **Public-sector tenants** (secondary) — Municipalities, regions and government-related users leasing adapted premises for healthcare, administration and services.
- **Retail and service tenants** (secondary) — Shops, restaurants and local service providers leasing premises in mixed-use and high-footfall areas.
- **Education and community tenants** (secondary) — Schools, training and community organizations leasing premises suited to social infrastructure uses.

- Office tenants seeking central, accessible locations
- Logistics and industrial users needing functional space
- Retail and service tenants in population-dense areas
- Public-sector and healthcare tenants with long leases
- Education and community organizations needing adapted premises

## Geography

Fastpartner’s portfolio is concentrated in Sweden, especially the Stockholm region and the surrounding Mälaren area. The company also has properties in other Swedish cities, including Gävle, Uppsala, Norrköping and Söderhamn, which broadens its tenant base while keeping the business anchored in urban growth markets.

- **Stockholm region and Mälaren area** (78%) — Share of rental value disclosed in the annual report.
- **Rest of Sweden** (22%) — Share of rental value disclosed in the annual report.

- Stockholm region is the core investment and income base
- Mälaren area provides spillover exposure to Stockholm growth
- Other Swedish cities add diversification across regional markets
- Gävle is a key local management and leasing area
- Operations are Sweden-focused, limiting non-Swedish currency exposure

## Strategy

Fastpartner’s strategy is to own and develop properties in Sweden’s largest population centers, where demand is supported by dense labor markets, infrastructure and tenant depth. The company emphasizes long-term ownership, active asset management, and tenant adaptation to support occupancy and rental growth over time.

- **Concentrate on urban growth markets** (medium-term) — Dense, growing regions support tenant demand, liquidity and long-term asset value.
- **Active leasing and tenant customization** (short-term) — Tailored premises help secure tenants and extend lease relationships.
- **Portfolio diversification across property types** (medium-term) — Mixing office, logistics, industrial, retail and social infrastructure reduces concentration risk.
- **Long-term ownership with sustainability focus** (long-term) — Energy, resource efficiency and social sustainability support tenant appeal and asset resilience.

- Focus on Sweden’s largest population centers
- Concentrate capital in Stockholm and nearby growth areas
- Use tenant adaptations to improve leasing outcomes
- Maintain diversification across several property segments
- Pursue long-term ownership with sustainability integration

## Risks

Fastpartner’s main risks come from property-market cycles, interest rates, financing access and valuation changes in its real estate portfolio. Because the business is concentrated in Swedish commercial property, occupancy, rent renegotiations and local market conditions can materially affect cash flow and asset values.

- **Property valuation volatility** [high] — Fair values depend on yield assumptions, vacancies and market sentiment.
- **Interest-rate and financing risk** [high] — Higher rates raise funding costs and can pressure investment economics.
- **Liquidity and refinancing access** [high] — The company relies on capital markets and bank funding for ongoing operations and maturities.
- **Vacancy and tenant retention risk** [medium] — Lower occupancy reduces rental income and can require incentives or capex.
- **Regional concentration risk** [medium] — A large share of value is tied to Stockholm and nearby markets.

- Property values can fall when yields rise or vacancies increase
- Interest-rate changes affect financing costs and investment returns
- Liquidity in funding markets can constrain refinancing
- Tenant demand depends on local economic and labor-market conditions
- Concentration in Swedish commercial property creates market exposure

## Accounting

Fastpartner’s reported results are heavily influenced by fair-value measurement of investment properties, where changes in yield assumptions and vacancy expectations can move earnings materially. Lease income recognition, tenant incentives, and capitalized tenant adaptations also affect the timing and pattern of reported revenue and profit.

- **Fair value of investment properties** — Unrealized value changes and balance sheet asset values
- **Lease income recognition** — Revenue recognition and comparability across periods
- **Capitalization of tenant improvements** — Depreciation, asset values and operating expense timing
- **Estimates and assumptions under IFRS** — Reported profit, equity and leverage metrics

- Investment property fair values drive large unrealized gains/losses
- Yield assumptions and vacancy estimates affect valuation outcomes
- Lease income and rent renegotiations affect revenue timing
- Tenant adaptations and upgrades may be capitalized or expensed
- IFRS estimates and judgments are important in property valuation

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*Last updated: 2026-08-11T04:04:52.579455+00:00*