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Cibus Nordic reports rise in Q1 rental income to EUR 45.3 million

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Last Updated : 3rd May, 2026
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Cibus Nordic Real Estate AB reported a steady performance for the first quarter, with rental income reaching EUR 45.3 million, up from EUR 39.1 million in the same period last year. Profit from property management stood at EUR 20.9 million, compared to EUR 18.4 million a year ago, excluding non-recurring items and currency impacts. The company, which focuses on grocery-anchored properties across Nordic markets, has continued to benefit from stable tenant demand and long-term lease structures, supporting consistent income growth.

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Cibus Nordic Real Estate AB reported an increase in rental income for the first quarter, with earnings reaching EUR 45.3 million compared to EUR 39.1 million in the corresponding period last year. The growth reflects stable occupancy levels and continued demand for its grocery-anchored real estate portfolio across Nordic countries.


The company stated that profit from property management stood at EUR 20.9 million during the quarter, rising from EUR 18.4 million a year ago. This figure excludes the impact of non-recurring items and exchange rate fluctuations, indicating an improvement in its core operating performance.

Cibus Nordic Real Estate primarily invests in daily goods properties, a segment that has shown resilience even during periods of broader economic uncertainty. Its portfolio largely consists of assets leased to major supermarket chains under long-term agreements, ensuring predictable rental income.

In recent years, the company has steadily expanded its footprint across Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Denmark. This expansion strategy, combined with a focus on essential retail assets, has helped maintain stable cash flows and support incremental growth in earnings.

The latest quarterly performance indicates continued strength in its operating fundamentals, supported by disciplined asset management and a defensive investment approach within the real estate sector.

Source Reuters
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