Leiv Synnes, the CEO of SBB (Samhällsbyggnadsbolaget), has been steadily increasing his stake in Sveafastigheter since the company was spun off from SBB in October of last year. In January alone, Synnes purchased nearly 14,000 shares in Sveafastigheter, totaling 490,600 kronor, according to Holdings.
When asked about his investment in the company, Synnes cited the low risk and high growth potential of rent-regulated housing. He believes that rents outpace inflation, providing investors with a solid return on investment over time. Currently, Synnes is the 30th largest shareholder in Sveafastigheter, with his shares valued at 13 million kronor. This makes Sveafastigheter his largest holding, overshadowing his 5 million kronor investment in SBB.
Analyzing his stock purchases in Sveafastigheter, we can see a pattern of consistent investment:
– In October 2024, Synnes bought 253,165 shares at 9.85 Mkr.
– Later that same month, he purchased an additional 61,835 shares at 2.4 Mkr.
– In November, Synnes acquired 20,000 shares at 0.76 Mkr.
– December saw a smaller purchase of 6,063 shares at 0.22 Mkr.
– Finally, in January 2025, he added 13,937 shares to his portfolio at 0.49 Mkr.
Looking at his overall portfolio, we can see Synnes’ diversified investments:
– Sveafastigheter: 355,000 shares valued at 13.1 Mkr, representing 0.18% of the company’s total capital.
– SBB: 780,000 shares valued at 5.05 Mkr, making up 0.05% of the company’s total capital.
– Studentbostäder i Norden: 200,000 shares worth 0.28 Mkr, accounting for 0.03% of the company’s total capital.
– Castellum: 1,500 shares valued at 0.18 Mkr, with no percentage of the company’s total capital.
Synnes’ strategic investments in Sveafastigheter reflect his confidence in the company’s growth potential and stability. As he continues to build his portfolio, it will be interesting to see how his holdings evolve and contribute to his overall investment strategy.