Nyfosa Refinances SEK 4.2 Billion, Extends Debt Maturities and Bolsters Liquidity

Nyfosa AB ( (SE:NYF) ) has shared an announcement.

Nyfosa has secured new credit facilities totaling SEK 4.7 billion with three Nordic banks to refinance SEK 4.2 billion of existing secured loans, equivalent to 20% of the group’s interest‑bearing liabilities as of late September 2025. The transaction extends the company’s average loan maturity by 0.6 years, pushes final maturities out to 2028–2031, lowers interest costs, and generates SEK 0.5 billion in additional liquidity earmarked for long‑term financing of previously announced redemptions of hybrid and senior unsecured bonds, thereby strengthening the group’s liquidity position despite a one‑off Q4 cost of about SEK 16 million. Over the course of 2025, Nyfosa has refinanced a total of SEK 7.3 billion, corresponding to 34% of its starting interest‑bearing debt, a proactive reshaping of its debt portfolio that management argues reduces financial risk and improves the platform for profitable growth in a financing market they describe as supportive.

The most recent analyst rating on (SE:NYF) stock is a Hold with a SEK80.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Nyfosa AB stock, see the SE:NYF Stock Forecast page.

More about Nyfosa AB

Nyfosa is a transaction-intensive Nordic property company focused on commercial real estate in high‑growth municipalities in Sweden and Finland. With an opportunistic investment strategy across geographies and property categories, it aims to build sustainable cash flows by actively managing and developing its portfolio in close collaboration with tenants and local communities. As of September 30, 2025, Nyfosa’s property portfolio was valued at SEK 40 billion, and its shares are listed on Nasdaq Stockholm Large Cap.

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