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SBF Bostad – loan-to-value

SBF Bostad's loan-to-value was 58.3% in Q2 2026, compared with 58.9% in Q1 2026. No median is shown: fewer than three comparable companies in the group Listed residential companies for the period. Source: SBF Bostad AB (publ) interim report January – June 2026, Key ratios.

The share of the property value that is financed with debt.

PeriodValueSource
Q2 202658.3%SBF Bostad AB (publ) interim report January – June 2026, Key ratios
Q1 202658.9%SBF Bostad AB (publ) interim report January – March 2026, Key ratios
Q4 202559.6%SBF Bostad AB (publ) year-end report January – December 2025, Key ratios
Q3 202561.1%SBF Bostad AB (publ) interim report July – September 2025, Key ratios
Q2 202561.5%SBF Bostad AB (publ) interim report January – June 2025, Key ratios
Q1 202560.0%SBF Bostad AB (publ) interim report January – March 2025, Key ratios
Q4 202459.0%SBF Bostad year-end report January–December 2024, Key ratios
Q3 202458.7%interim report 1 January – 30 September 2024, Key ratios
Q2 202459.1%interim report SBF Bostad AB January – June 2024, Key ratios
Comparability
The figure is the company's own loan-to-value as stated in the report; Bostadsbolagskollen does not recalculate it. Companies define it differently: with net or gross debt, and against property value or against total assets. Comparisons include only companies that calculate against property value; companies that calculate against total assets (which then include, among other things, holdings in associated companies) are shown with the reason stated. The company's own term is shown in the source view for each value. The figure may therefore differ from analysts' own calculations.
EPRA equivalent
EPRA LTV: EPRA LTV adds items such as hybrid capital and net payables and includes joint ventures proportionally; Swedish companies normally report net debt over property value, which is usually lower.

All companies ranked by loan-to-value · SBF Bostad key figures