NCC to relocate headquarters to Bromma in third quarter of 2027

By Public Technologies
  • NCC will relocate its headquarters from Solna to Hangar 5 in Bromma in the third quarter of 2027.
  • Expected savings total approximately SEK 25 million in 2027, rising to approximately SEK 50 million annually from 2028.
  • A SEK 198 million noncash charge will affect third-quarter 2026 earnings, covering remaining Solna lease commitments through third-quarter 2029.
  • Office space will halve to approximately 8,000 square meters, reducing ongoing rental costs.
  • The move will raise economic occupancy in the retained Hangar 5 property from approximately 70% to 90%, ahead of exploring a sale.


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