Note 17 Investment property

Accounting principle

Investment property is recognized at cost less accumulated depreciation and possible write-downs. For information on accounting principles for write-downs see note 15, Intangible assets and for further accounting principles for property see note 16, Tangible assets.

Information is provided on the fair value of investment property. The valuation is based on an internal valuation model. As a complement to this valuation annual external market valuations are obtained for a number of objects. External valuation of properties is performed every third year.

Depreciation principles

Depreciation is based on the original acquisition value minus the calculated residual value. Depreciation is linear over the assessed useful life of the asset.

Buildlings 100 years
Land improvements 20 years

Investment properties consist of owned and leased assets.

MSEK Note 2024 2023
Mkr Not 2024 2023
Investment properties – owned 
Förvaltningsfastigheter – ägda 36 38
Rights of use – leased with Nyttjanderätter – leasade 28 28 23 23
Total Summa 59 61
MSEK 2024 2023
Mkr 2024 2023
Opening acquisition value Ingående anskaffningsvärde 42 39
Purchases Inköp 3
Reclassifications Omklassificering -2
Closing accumulated acquisition value Utgående ackumulerade anskaffningsvärden 40 42
Opening depreciation Ingående avskrivningar -4 -3
Depreciation Avskrivningar 0 -1
Closing accumulated depreciation Utgående ackumulerade avskrivningar -4 -4
Closing recognized value Utgående redovisat värde 36 38

 

 

Accumulated fair value

At year-end fair value amounted to SEK 94 million compared to the recognized value of SEK 59 million including rights of use. At the end of 2023 fair value amounted to SEK 96 million compared to the recognized value of SEK 61 million. The fair value of the rights of use (leaseholds), in addition to the recognized value, is immaterial.

Valuing technique, hierarchy and significant unobservable inputs

Fair value has been determined through a combination of applying the location/price method, based on recognized comparable purchases and the yield method. The valuation is built on an internal valuation model. As a complement to this valuation annual external market valuations are obtained for a number of objects. The valuation of the above fair values are classified on level 3 in the fair value hierarchy.