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Swedish property company Kungsleden presents the financial statement 2010.
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Welcome to Kungsleden
Chief Executive Thomas Erséus
Deputy Chief Executive Johan Risberg
17 February 2010
Kungsleden in brief
■ Owns and manages properties generating high and stable long-term
returns
– Returns more important than property type and location
– Returns can not be judged without considering risk levels
■ 592 properties, of which 297 are part-owned via Hemsö, reported at
SEK 21.5 (21.9) bn as of 31 December 2010
– Commercial properties 45% (46)
– Public properties 48% (47)
– Modular buildings 7% (7)
■ 23,300 shareholders. 37% of shares held by private individuals and
approximately a quarter by foreign shareholders.
– Ten largest shareholders control 20.4% of capital and votes
Profit for calculating dividends
2010 2009
SEK m Jan-Dec Jan-Dec
Gross profit 1,545 1,817
Sales and administration costs -260 -286
Net financial position -749 -847
Sub-total 536 684
Realised items
Trading net at divestment 33 -135
Realised value changes, properties 21 1,189
Realised value changes, financial instruments -8 -281
Sub-total 46 773
Taxes payable -52 -435
Profit for calculating dividends 530 1,022
Fourth quarter in brief
■ Increased net sales and strong profits.
■ Pronounced upturn in transaction volume. Kungsleden completed
some SEK 7 billion of transactions including Nordic & Russia
Properties.
■ Acquisition of 52 properties for a value of SEK 1,517 m and a
property yield of 7,6%. This included six retail properties for SEK
520 m and six properties in Malmö for SEK 435 m. The transaction
with NRP, of SEK 3.6 billion, was completed in February 2011.
■ Divestment of 22 properties for SEK 1,901 m at a property yield of
9,0%. Includes six properties in Ludvika for SEK 809 m.
■ Divestment of 17 properties in Germany for SEK 1.3 billion.
■ Approved by Swedbank Robur’s sustainability funds.
Customers and lettings
■ New tenants include Isringhausen, Fraktkompaniet i Mölndal and
Mechanum.
■ New lettings in 2010 with annual rental value of SEK 84 m.
■ Vacancies mainly concentrated on six commercial premises in
Burlöv, Kungsbacka, Botkyrka, Härnösand, Gävle and Umeå.
■ Average vacancy of 8,8% - 6,8% excluding the above properties.
■ Remaining contract terms averaging 5,7 years for commercial
properties and 8,2 years for public properties.
Current market conditions
■ Kungsleden’s lettings market
– Slightly increasing new lettings
– Vacancy levels stabilising
– Slightly increasing rent levels
■ Financial market
– Continued strong capital flows to the property sector
– New foreign mutual funds investing in properties
– Bank deal appetites increasing
■ Transaction market
– Extremely strong fourth quarter
– High competition over properties
Property portfolio
Our properties—by type
Kungsleden—2010 in figures
Income Statement
SEK m
2010
Jan-Dec
2009
Jan-Dec
Rental revenues 2,120 2,394
Sales revenues, modular buildings 184 208
Net sales 2,304 2,602
Gross profit 1,545 1,817
Trading net 33 –135
Sales and administration costs –260 –286
Net financial position –749 –847
Unrealised value changes 617 –198
Profit before tax 1,186 351
Tax –345 –101
Profit after tax for the period 841 250
Income Statement
SEK m
2010
Jan-Dec
2009
Jan-Dec
Rental revenues 2,120 2,394
Sales revenues, modular buildings 184 208
Net sales 2,304 2,602
Gross profit 1,545 1,817
Trading net 33 –135
Sales and administration costs –260 –286
Net financial position –749 –847
Unrealised value changes 617 –198
Profit before tax 1,186 351
Tax –345 –101
Profit after tax for the period 841 250
• Decrease due to part-
sale of public
properties and
negative rent
indexation for 2010.
• Rental revenues
reduced by 2% in
like-for-like terms.
Income Statement
SEK m
2010
Jan-Dec
2009
Jan-Dec
Rental revenues 2,120 2,394
Sales revenues, modular buildings 184 208
Net sales 2,304 2,602
Gross profit 1,545 1,817
Trading net 33 –135
Sales and administration costs –260 –286
Net financial position –749 –847
Unrealised value changes 617 –198
Profit before tax 1,186 351
Tax –345 –101
Profit after tax for the period 841 250
• Reduced demand
due to recession
Income Statement
SEK m
2010
Jan-Dec
2009
Jan-Dec
Rental revenues 2,120 2,394
Sales revenues, modular buildings 184 208
Net sales 2,304 2,602
Gross profit 1,545 1,817
Trading net 33 –135
Sales and administration costs –260 –286
Net financial position –749 –847
Unrealised value changes 617 –198
Profit before tax 1,186 351
Tax –345 –101
Profit after tax for the period 841 250
• Down 15%, or 7%
excluding Hemsö
transaction.
• Indexation and higher
costs for snow
clearance and
heating the prime
reason
Income Statement
SEK m
2010
Jan-Dec
2009
Jan-Dec
Rental revenues 2,120 2,394
Sales revenues, modular buildings 184 208
Net sales 2,304 2,602
Gross profit 1,545 1,817
Trading net 33 –135
Sales and administration costs –260 –286
Net financial position –749 –847
Unrealised value changes 617 –198
Profit before tax 1,186 351
Tax –345 –101
Profit after tax for the period 841 250
• Sales price exceeds
book value.
Income Statement
SEK m
2010
Jan-Dec
2009
Jan-Dec
Rental revenues 2,120 2,394
Sales revenues, modular buildings 184 208
Net sales 2,304 2,602
Gross profit 1,545 1,817
Trading net 33 –135
Sales and administration costs –260 –286
Net financial position –749 –847
Unrealised value changes 617 –198
Profit before tax 1,186 351
Tax –345 –101
Profit after tax for the period 841 250
• Lower administration costs
mainly because of part-sale to
AP3
Income Statement
SEK m
2010
Jan-Dec
2009
Jan-Dec
Rental revenues 2,120 2,394
Sales revenues, modular buildings 184 208
Net sales 2,304 2,602
Gross profit 1,545 1,817
Trading net 33 –135
Sales and administration costs –260 –286
Net financial position –749 –847
Unrealised value changes 617 –198
Profit before tax 1,186 351
Tax –345 –101
Profit after tax for the period 841 250
• Includes a positive
effect of property
divestment
Income Statement
SEK m
2010
Jan-Dec
2009
Jan-Dec
Rental revenues 2,120 2,394
Sales revenues, modular buildings 184 208
Net sales 2,304 2,602
Gross profit 1,545 1,817
Trading net 33 –135
Sales and administration costs –260 –286
Net financial position –749 –847
Unrealised value changes 617 –198
Profit before tax 1,186 351
Tax –345 –101
Profit after tax for the period 841 250
• Positive change on
properties
corresponding to 1%
of book value.
• Positive value change
on financial
instruments resulting
from rising long
yields.
Income Statement
SEK m
2010
Jan-Dec
2009
Jan-Dec
Rental revenues 2,120 2,394
Sales revenues, modular buildings 184 208
Net sales 2,304 2,602
Gross profit 1,545 1,817
Trading net 33 –135
Sales and administration costs –260 –286
Net financial position –749 –847
Unrealised value changes 617 –198
Profit before tax 1,186 351
Tax –345 –101
Profit after tax for the period 841 250
• Slightly more tax than
26,3% of profit
before tax
Income Statement
SEK m
2010
Jan-Dec
2009
Jan-Dec
Rental revenues 2,120 2,394
Sales revenues, modular buildings 184 208
Net sales 2,304 2,602
Gross profit 1,545 1,817
Trading net 33 –135
Sales and administration costs –260 –286
Net financial position –749 –847
Unrealised value changes 617 –198
Profit before tax 1,186 351
Tax –345 –101
Profit after tax for the period 841 250
• The higher figure is
mainly because of
unrealised value
changes on
properties and
financial instruments
Balance Sheet
SEK m 2010 2009
Assets 31 Dec 31 Dec
Goodwill 201 193
Properties 21,501 21,861
Receivables, etc. 2,045 1,466
Cash and cash equivalents 747 689
Total assets 24,494 24,208
Equity and liabilities
Equity 7,357 7,079
Interest-bearing liabilities 13,949 14,437
Non-interest-bearing liabilities 3,188 2,692
Total equity and liabilities 24,494 24,208
Maturity structure, interest fixings
As of 31 December 2010
Loan, SEK
m
Interest
derivatives,
SEK m
Ave.
interest, %
Average fixed interest
term, years
2011 13,990
2012 300 4.5
2013 3,600 4.1
2014 2,100 4.2
2015 3,600 4.2
2016 1,000 4.3
2017 300 4.5
2018 3,550 4.3
Total derivatives 14,450 4.9
Total loans 13,990 5.3
Market value of loans and
derivatives 716
Total 14,706
Maturity structure, credits (including un-utilised
credit facilities)
As of 31 December 2010
Utilised
credits, SEK
m
Un-utilised
credits, SEK m
Total
credits, SEK m
2011 1,905 654 2,559
2012 7,637 3,600 11,237
2013 2,217 0 2,217
2014 610 0 610
2015 999 0 999
2016 0 0 0
2017 0 0 0
2018 622 0 622
Summa 13,990 4,252 18,244
Average conversion term, years 2.2 2.0
Equity ratio
31 Dec 10
30%
30 jun 10
27%
31 Dec 09
29%
Mortgage ratio 65 64 66
Underlying profits, 2000-2010
Ten largest shareholders (% of votes & capital)
■ Länsförsäkringar fonder 4.7
■ Nordea fonder 3.1
■ Olle Florén and companies 2.3
■ SHB fonder 2.0
■ AP4 1.6
■ Norwegian Government 1.5
■ AP2 1.4
■ SEB Fonder 1.4
■ Swedbank Robur Fonder 1.3
■ Black Rock fonder (USA) 1.1
20.4
Source: SIS Ägarservice
Outlook for 2011
■ A strong Swedish economy paves the way for favourable years for
property
■ Focus on customer care, cash flow and enhancing the portfolio
■ Broadening the base of alternative funding sources
■ Kungsleden active on the transaction market and increased property
portfolio
■ Implement continued measures to reduce vacancy levels in a cluster
of large properties
■ Increasing rent levels
■ High employee commitment creates
good prospects
■ Kungsleden’s head office at a
new address
The share to the end of December
Total yield to the end of December 2010
Any questions?