Hi, a very warm welcome to Eastnine's First-Half Results. Today, myself, Kestutis Sasnauskas, I'm CEO, and with me, Britt-Marie Nyman. We'll present you our first-half results and go through Eastnine in brief. We will talk about the highlights, our broadened business concept, about our property portfolio, sustainability, financial reports, and much more. On this, I will start. For you who are not so familiar with us, Eastnine is a Swedish real estate company focusing on the properties in the Baltics. Today, we are the largest landlord in Vilnius. So far, we've been focused on offices, but now moving into a new segment that I will tell you about, is logistics. Whilst we are focused on the Baltic countries, on the prime offices and logistics, our core tenants are actually very much Nordic and international. We are exposed to very international businesses. If you look on us in brief, in figures, you see that our assets are around EUR 0.5 billion. Our property portfolio is around EUR 400 million, 130,000 sq m of lettable area of top prime offices, valued at roughly EUR 3,000 per square meter. Our rental income is around EUR 23 million on our rental capacity, and our market cap is SEK 3 billion. If we look at the first half of the year, we deliver a strong result. We continue growing. Our top line is growing at 18%, and we're also very happy to see that our profit from property management is growing even faster, despite we have higher vacancies primarily in Riga. If you look at our markets as such, they have been very stable during the pandemic, especially Vilnius. We see that actually our operations have been extremely stable. We also see that the market as such has developed quite positively in general. Vilnius has very strong take-up figures in the first half, approximately 45,000 sq m. If we, basically today, just a couple of days after the quarter, we see already 60,000 take-up in Vilnius. This has to be compared with the total market size of around 1 million sq m. We expect that 100,000 will be definitely reached this year, and it's 10% of the total market in new take-up, which is very strong for Vilnius and very strong given the pandemic situation in offices. Riga is also picking up. We see stronger development in Riga. We see a take-up somewhere around 20,000-22,000 sq m in the first half. Of course, somewhat weaker than Vilnius, but Riga's market is a bit smaller in offices and also picking up. All in all, we see quite a positive development overall. We also completed two acquisitions, one in Vilnius and one in Riga, that perfectly complement our existing portfolio. Uniq in Vilnius complements very well our Vertas area, and Zala 1 in Riga complements very well our centrally placed properties. We also added logistics as a segment. We see a lot of exciting opportunities in logistics. It actually is a fundamentally growing market. We see that the yield levels are still significantly above those in the Nordics, but also among the highest probably today in the market. We see both a very exciting financial opportunity, but it also complements our offering in a nice way and also brings more diversification to our business. We're also happy to talk about Melon Fashion Group, that keeps delivering on very strong results during this year. From now on, our business concept is to be the leading long-term provider of modern, sustainable office and logistics premises in prime locations in the Baltics. We expect the logistics portfolio to grow quite fast from now on in our business. If we look at our properties today, 80% of the volume is, of course, in Vilnius, which is our biggest market. As you can see on the map, it's focused very much into three clusters in the central business area, with quite significant clusters of around 42,000 sq m. All in all, we have 130,000 in the very central heart of Vilnius, and in top-located offices with absolutely highest sustainability and environmental certifications. If we look on Riga, it's approximately 18% of our volume today. Riga is where we build up our position. Today, of course, we have a nice around 22,000 sq m of leasable area, which makes us already one of the bigger players in the market. At the same time, we have a fantastic development portfolio, which actually opens up for further growth. We can add additional 55,000 sq m of leasable area. In Kimmel, for instance, we just finalized the architectural competition with White Arkitekter and Arches winning the tender. We will move on with this development. The Pine Project is actually in the final stages of receiving a building permit. If we look further on our non-core part of the portfolio, where we have Melon Fashion Group and Property Fund. As I mentioned before, Melon Fashion continues delivering very strong results. We see sales growth of 100% during the first five months of the year. Online sales standing for 32%, a somewhat drop from last year, but that depends very much that during last year, actually, all of 800 stores were shut down because of the lockdown due to COVID. Now we see a strong performance on the conventional retail network. Also very strong EBITDA, EUR 1.4 compared to negative during that period last year. All in all, a very strong performance. Melon also paid a very nice dividend during May, total return in our portfolio this year in this holding is 5.2%. Property Fund is also delivering. We receive the dividend, we see positive value development. If we look on our tenants and occupancy, we have increased occupancy rate to 92.6%. We see surplus ratios still at around 91%, this is very high for the industry. We see that this is very sustainable if you look on us quarter by quarter. Average remaining lease term is 3.8 years. With our largest tenant, it's around four. Our largest tenant is Danske Bank. If you look on the names, you recognize very strong Nordic institutions. This is where actually makes us a little bit different because we are exposed to very much international businesses and international business risk, even though our properties are in the Baltics and delivering higher yield rates. For my part, last but not least, it's about sustainability. At Eastnine, we work very hard on pushing the sustainability agenda and work hard to carbon neutrality. 88% of our gross floor area is actually environmentally certified with either LEED Platinum or BREEAM Excellent, which are the top brackets in each of the certification systems. You can see in the picture, we place some beehives now on the roofs of our properties. We do a number of other different measures to work very actively of promoting the green, promoting the well-being of people and the environment. If we look on overall, all leases in six properties out of 12 are actually green today, primarily in Vilnius. We have also increased our share of green financing with our banks. 9% of our loans are today green. We work further of increasing that in the future. We also issued a green bond of EUR 45 million just recently that will also enable us to continue growing. Our financial framework was rated as dark green by CICERO. We also received some rewards during this first half, especially from the Green Building Council. It's the entity that issues the LEED certification for properties. We score among 20 top percent globally in GRESB. Overall, we've been working very hard on most of the areas and actually achieving very strong results. We also top-ranked in Allbright Foundation in terms of gender equality amongst Swedish-listed companies. We actually, I think out of 55 in the green list, and total list is around 200. We also have a very strong and motivated team that is ready to bring this company forward. Our employee score is at 100% as a great place to work, and we have a 95% trust index in the company, which makes it actually a very strong and motivated team to develop this company further. Now over to you, Britt-Marie. Thank you, Kestutis. We continue with the income statement. A larger property portfolio has, of course, affected most profit items. The rental income is on a record high level. Two new properties, Uniq and Zala, were taken over in late second quarter, and the full effects will be in the third quarter. The increase in central administration fell back during the quarter to a more normal level. As you remember, during the first quarter, we had some non-recurring costs. Interest expenses increased due to increased financial interest-bearing liabilities during the second quarter since we acquired two properties and had some new net financing. Other financial expenses decreased during both the quarter and the period since there were hardly no commitment fees for loans, only for the overdraft facility. Profit from property management increased more than revenues due to economies of scale, and this is why it's so important for Eastnine to continue to grow. There were positive unrealized changes in value for all items during the second quarter and the period. Sorry, during the period, but negative for investments during the quarter since both MFG and the fund paid dividends during the second quarter. Thereby, Eastnine also received dividend from these two investments totaling EUR 3.9 million. Continue with the financial position. The value of investment properties increased due to the acquisitions, but also due to minor unrealized changes in value and investments. So far this year, the unrealized value change has been 0.8%. Long-term securities holdings are largely unchanged. Cash decreased slightly after the acquisitions but increased due to the new net financing. Equity increased due to the profit but is offset by paid and reserved dividends. Interest-bearing liabilities increased as a result of these acquisitions and new net financing. Other liabilities increased due to the decided but not yet paid dividend. Continue with the key figures. The occupancy rate increased in comparison to the end of March but is on the same level as the end of last year. This is due to both acquisition of fully let properties, but also due to a higher occupancy in a comparable portfolio. The average rent level is on the same level as by the end of March, but if you look into the new letting during the period, we can see that the rent level is slightly higher at 15.2. The LTV ratios increased a little bit during the period and the quarter due to new financing, and the net figure is excluding the cash that we hold. We look into the surplus ratio, we can see that it has increased slightly. This is due to the higher occupancy during the quarter and the period. The profit from property management is developing positively. This is due to economies of scale. Earnings per share and return on equity is positive again. They were negative during the same period last year due to negative unrealized value changes, mainly in MFG during the first quarter last year. Continue with the current earning capacity. As you know, the earning capacity is a theoretical assessment based on current agreements and certain assumptions. This is not a prognosis. It's a comparison of the situation by the end of June in relation to the end of March. The rental value and the occupancy rate in the earning capacity increased during the quarter as a result of the acquisition of the two fully let properties. A higher occupancy in a comparable portfolio has reduced the vacancy value, which means that rental income increases more in percentage than the rental value, and that's important. Estimated property costs are unchanged, which means that net operating income increases more than revenues. Central administration increases slightly, and the interest expenses increases due to a larger portfolio and new net financing. The surplus ratio and the forward-looking yield increases slightly due to the improved vacancy situation. We continue with the share and the shareholders. In the shareholder list, you can see that there are some changes. During the first six months, Keel Capital and [Azade] have decreased their holdings somewhat, and Patrik Brummer has invested. The market cap was SEK 3 billion at the end of June, a little bit higher than at the end of March and year-end, when it was SEK 2.8 billion. The number of shareholders has increased during the period and quarter, up to 5,100, compared to slightly below 5,000 by the end of March and end of last year. We have decided upon a dividend of SEK 3 per share, split on four occasions. The first was in May, the next one will be in August this year. The long-term NAV per share is SEK 151, the same as EUR 14.9. The discount has decreased during the quarter. It's around 12% by the end of June. Continue with a little bit of information regarding the debt. The interest-bearing liabilities increased during the second quarter after the acquisitions and the new net financing. By the end of June, we had only bank financing, no capital market financing, and we used three banks, SEB, Swedbank, and OP Bank. The loan maturity increased to three years. It was 2.7 by the end of March and three by the end of last year. Interest maturity was at the same level as by the end of March, 2.1. It was 2.3 by the end of last year. The average interest rate is stable at 2.3%. Close to 75% is fixed by interest rate swaps. In the beginning of July, we issued the first green bond totaling EUR 45 million, and it has a three-year maturity. We have no financing maturities until 2023. Kestutis, please continue. Okay, thank you very much. Let's move on. Why we believe Eastnine is an attractive story. If we start looking at our share development, you can see that we are constantly growing our profit from property management per share, and it's growing faster than our top line. It's a big scale effect that we are experiencing whilst building up our portfolio. We have very high surplus ratios in the market, which means that every time we add a property, a very big portion of that revenue actually trickles down to bottom line, hence we are improving our profitability. Our dividend per share has been growing over the years. If you look on the buildup of our equity, it's also been growing. If you look even in the last quarter, we continue growing. All in all, it's a very exciting journey that we are on, and we are early on in that journey in the Baltics. What we've done so far is actually we created a very unique portfolio of top properties in the Baltics, and all of them are very highly environmentally certified. They're in the best locations, and they also have the strongest tenants. Of course, those properties produce very strong and very stable cash flows. If you look on underlying businesses as well, we are very much exposed to the international business, not only the Baltic environment, but we're also experiencing very high or relatively higher yields compared to the Nordic peers. We're also leading in sustainability in the Baltics, and we are among the top 20% globally. With this agenda, we're pushing it further in the Baltics, and we hope you join us on that journey. Last but not least, we're actually on a very exciting growth journey. Our business plan envisages a growth of almost doubling, now slightly less as we continue growing, to EUR 700 million in total property portfolio by 2023. We also are exposed to the very exciting convergence going on in the Baltics already since a number of years back. Baltics have been growing faster than the Nordic peers and actually merging towards the Nordic peers over the basically last 30 years. If you look on the last five years, 15 years, or any other period, Baltics have been growing 3 times the pace of the Nordics. To be exposed into the real estate market in this area is really exciting. If you look on the buildup that we're creating, you can see actually quarter by quarter, we are growing our revenues, we're growing our operating income, we're growing our profit from property management, which actually grows much faster than our top line. We hope you will join us on that journey. On this, we finish our presentation, and we are open for questions. 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