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Intea invests in and develops social infrastructure for its own long-term management. By social infrastructure, Intea refers to facilities for essential public functions, often customized for specific purposes, where the tenant is typically a public entity. The company’s property portfolio is categorized into judiciary, higher education, healthcare, and other public operations, with tenants primarily consisting of government agencies, regional authorities, and other public institutions.

As a committed long-term partner to the public sector, we have established a strong market presence and a robust property portfolio focused on sustainability and public value. In close collaboration with our tenants, we create tailored solutions that meet their specific needs—properties that not only fulfill current requirements but are also prepared for future challenges.

Since its foundation in 2015, Intea has continuously expanded its operations. Today, the company’s portfolio includes over a hundred property objects with a total leasable area of approximately 609,000 sqm.

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Intea's vision

To be the foremost real estate company with an exclusive focus on social infrastructure.

Intea's strategy is based on three pillars:

  • Stable growth
    The aim is to continue to grow steadily, as well as to maintain and further develop a sustainable property portfolio in social infrastructure.
  • Sustainability & innovation
    A strong driver of Intea's business concept entails setting challenging and ambitious climate targets in order to escalate efforts to reduce environmental impacts across the value chain.
  • Sustainable relationships
    Intea works every day to nurture and develop our relationships with tenants, employees, suppliers, shareholders and investors. These relationships are at the heart of our business.

Intea's history

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2015 - 2016

Intea was founded in the autumn of 2015 by Ossie Everum, Christian Haglund, and Henrik Lindekrantz. In 2016, the company completed its first capital raise, bringing several Swedish institutions on board as shareholders. During this period, Intea acquired properties in Linköping, Östersund, and Halmstad, with a property value of c. SEK 3.5 billion.

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2017

Intea acquires ongoing projects for the construction of Linnaeus University’s eastern campus, Skaraborg District Court, a property in Halmstad, a social infrastructure property in Solna, and the Vänerparken area in Vänersborg. An MTN program with bonds listed on Nasdaq Stockholm is established, along with a commercial paper program.

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2018 - 2019

Intea acquires properties and land in Kristianstad for law enforcement agencies, purchases a property in Lund, and signs lease agreements with Region Jämtland Härjedalen and the Public Health Agency of Sweden. The company also enters into an agreement with the Swedish Police Authority in Linköping and initiates projects related to Sahlgrenska Life and Kristianstad University.

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2020

Intea acquired three properties in Halmstad and signed several long-term leases in Kristianstad with the Swedish Police Authority, the Swedish Prosecution Authority, and the Swedish Prison and Probation Service. The company also achieved ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification and received a BBB+ credit rating.

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2021

Intea acquires the Niagara gateway building of Malmö University in Malmö, Campus Kristianstad, and judicial properties in Helsingborg. The company also signs lease agreements with the Swedish Prison and Probation Service in Härnösand, Region Östergötland in Linköping, the Swedish Tax Agency in Östersund, and Västtrafik for a new train depot in Falköping.
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2022 - 2023

Intea signs a lease agreement for the Viskan Correctional Facility in Ånge and acquires a majority stake in Kalkstenen Fastighets AB, with the University of Skövde as a tenant. In 2023, Christian Haglund steps down from his role and transitions to an advisory position. Intea introduces a green financing framework and completes a security operations center in Örebro and a forensic psychiatric clinic in Uppsala.

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2024

Henrik Lindekrantz steps down as CEO and transitions to an advisory role as well as a board member. Charlotta Wallman Hörlin is appointed as the new CEO. Intea sells its stake in the Sahlgrenska Life project, and the Swedish Prison and Probation Service moves into the Judicial Center in Kristianstad. Intea acquires an ambulance center in Stockholm, a police facility in Gothenburg, a healthcare property and a detention center under construction in Västerås, as well as a correctional facility in Kristianstad.
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Career

We are continuously looking for proactive and dedicated employees. Learn more about what it’s like to work with us and see available positions here.

Sustainability

Since its inception, Intea, as a long-term owner of social infrastructure, has strived to ensure that sustainability is an integral part of the entire company.

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Community engagement

As an owner of social infrastructure properties, we recognize a unique opportunity to enrich society by bringing art to a wider audience.

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