NIB finances Bonnier Fastigheter’s refurbishing of buildings in Sweden

NIB and Bonnier Fastigheter AB have signed an 8-year loan agreement to finance the refurbishing of three properties in Stockholm and two in Uppsala.  

The SEK 200 million (EUR 17.05 million) loan finances investments to improve the buildings’ energy efficiency, making them more attractive for the tenants.

In Stockholm, the buildings are Bonnierhuset, scheduled for completion in November 2024, and Ersta Torn in May 2025, with Förlagshuset having been completed in September 2023. In Uppsala, the buildings are Gottsunda Centrum shopping mall, where energy saving investments are to be completed in 2030, while the refurbishment of Hus Vega at Cykelfabriken was completed in July 2023.

“NIB is pleased to become a new lender to Bonnier Fastigheter, supporting the renovation of five distinct buildings. These projects exemplify the significant energy efficiency improvements that can be achieved in both residential and commercial properties,” said Patrick Nylund, Senior Banker at NIB.

Bonnier Fastigheter AB is a real estate company established in 1985. The company employs about 80 people and is active within commercial and residential properties. The company currently has 20 properties with direct ownership in its portfolio, most of which are located in Stockholm city centre and Uppsala. The company is consolidated within Albert Bonnier AB.

NIB is an international financial institution owned by eight member countries: Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden. The Bank finances private and public projects in and outside the member countries. NIB has the highest possible credit rating, AAA/Aaa, with the leading rating agencies Standard & Poor’s and Moody’s.

For further information, please contact
Patrick Nylund, Senior Banker, at +358 10 618 0329, patrick.nylund@nib.int

Arild Moen, Associate Director, Communications, +358 10 618 0496, arild.moen@nib.int