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Financing facilities

The below table specifies the Group’s financing facilities. In addition to these financing facilities, there are unutilized contractual credit frames for projects in Swedish tenant owner associations and Finnish housing companies of c. SEK 42 M.

Financing Facility
31 Dec 2025
MaturityAmount (SEK M)UtilizedUnutilized
Loan, EUR<366 days1961960
Loan, EUR2026000
RCF, EUR2026000
Loan, EUR20274334330
RCF20272,4301,2511,179
whereof EUR  794 
whereof NOK  457 
Bond20289609600
Total 4,0192,8401,179
31 Dec 2025 5,3433,8131,530

Unutilised credits project specific financing

31 Dec 2025Frame
(SEK M)
UtilizedUnutilized
Credits B&B1,8104471,354
B2M Baltics2362360
JV Sweden51510

Credit and financial framework

Bonava has credit lines with banks in the form of overdraft facilities (364-day maturity). In addition, Bonava has financing frameworks for constructing tenant-owner associations and housing companies which covers expected project costs.

Construction finance for tenant-owner associations and housing companies

In Sweden, Bonava sells housing units in tenant-owner associations and in Finland in housing companies. As new projects start, Bonava establishes tenant-owner associations in Sweden and housing companies in Finland. The financing of these projects is usually secured in the form of project-related loans from banks, where loans are disbursed as construction progresses and generates costs. The tenant-owner associations or housing companies act as borrowers. These loans are recognised in Bonava’s balance sheet. Bonava has chosen to follow this accounting policy, as the only, or one of very few, players in the market, and the policy is a conservative way to reflect that Bonava believes it has a responsibility for the construction projects even though they do not legally belong to the Bonava Group.