Investors

Castellum has divested eight properties as part of four transactions in the areas of Haninge, Linköping, Malmö and Uddevalla. The sales prices totalled approximately SEK 430 M less overheads and deferred tax of a total of SEK 25 M. “These are solid transactions for both us and the buyers. We are following our strategy by completing divestments that increase the geographic concentration of the portfolio and that strengthen our financial position in a capital market that remains tentative. Meanwhile,

Christoffer Strömbäck will assume his new role as Head of Investor Relations and Corporate Finance at Castellum AB in February at the latest. He has solid experience from both the banking and property sectors. "Relations with the capital market are important for Castellum and with Christoffer Strömbäck on board we will be able to meet the market's ever-increasing demand for information while ensuring that we continue to be clear and transparent in our financial communication", says Joacim Sjöberg,

“Castellum is standing strong after the new share issue, completed property divestments and renegotiated rents. Despite an incipient recession, a higher key interest rate and a grim capital market, the second quarter demonstrated a continued strong demand in the Nordic office and logistics market. Castellum has concluded favourable renegotiations and signed many new contracts which gives a positive net letting of SEK 21 M during the quarter. This, together with increased rental income through inflation