Press releases

Ahead of the Annual General Meeting of Fabege AB (publ) on 2 April 2019, the Nominating Committee is hereby publishing its proposal regarding the Board Chair and other Board Members. 

Fabege has today been informed that the Swedish Tax Agency intends to move to new premises with access at the end of 2021.

Fabege’s goal is to increase fixed-term maturity in order to reduce the financial risk.  The loan runs for just over nine years and thus contributes in a very positive way to the company’s fixed-term maturity, while the company’s sources of financing are increasing.

Fabege has signed agreements with two new customers in Hammarby Sjöstad regarding approximately 3,000 sqm. In 2019 the Swedish Institute (SI) and Region Stockholm will be moving into the properties Trikåfabriken 9 and Luma 1, respectively.

After almost 25 years at Fabege, of which over the past 12 years as President and CEO, Christian Hermelin has informed Fabege's Board of Directors that he has decided to leave the company. In order to ensure a smooth succession, Christian has agreed to remain as CEO until a successor has taken over the role. The board will now initiate a recruitment process.

Mats Qviberg has informed the Nomination Committee that, due to lack of time, he cannot longer participate in the nomination committee's further work. Investment AB Öresund has appointed Andreas Hofmann to replace Mats Qviberg.

Fabege’s well-known building in Marieberg is heated and cooled using ultramodern geoenergy storage with a volume of more than 800,000 m3. In summer, 38-degree Celsius water is pumped down into the bedrock, which is heated up. When colder days arrive, the heat is brought back up.

Fabege acquires three properties close to the station in Flemingsberg from Vincero Fastigheter AB. Transfer of ownership for the properties Regulator 1, Batteriet 3 and Batteriet 4will take place 1 November 2018.

Continued strong demand new city district development project has been initiated