Atrium Ljungberg AB (ATRLJ-B.ST), a Swedish real estate property developer, on Thursday reported a growth in interim profit for January -September 2025, despite a slip in rental income and net sales compared to the same period last year.
On the Stockholm Exchange, the shares were trading 4.25% higher at 32.20 Krona.
Net profit for the period amounted to 840 million Swedish Kronor compared to 614 million Swedish Kronor in the year ago.
Earnings on a per-share basis increased to 1.33 Krona compared to 0.97 krona per share a year ago.
Net Operating income decreased to 1.59 billion Kronor from 1.63 billion Kronor. However, the firm reported a 2.6% increase on a comparable portfolio basis.
Income from property management decreased to 997 million Kronor from 1,110 million Kronor.
Gross profit increased to 5 million Kronor compared to 2 million Kronor in the same period last year.
Net sales for project and construction work slipped to 294 million Kronor from 366 million Kronor.
Rental income declined to 2.20 billion Kronor from 2.25 billion Kronor. The firm reports this as a 2.2% improvement on a comparable portfolio basis.
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