Eurocastle Investment (ECT) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
7 Aug, 2026Executive summary
NAV increased to €22.0 million at 30 June 2026, up from €21.1 million at Q1 2026 and €20.6 million at YE 2025, with NAV per share rising to €21.81.
Q2 2026 NAV rose 4%, driven by a significant premium sale in EPIF and a 26% quarter-on-quarter increase in Eurocastle's EPIF interest.
The company has shifted its investment focus from Italian assets to opportunistic real estate in Greece and Southern Europe, primarily via the European Properties Investment Fund (EPIF).
EPIF completed five investments, including two new Greek assets in H1 2026, and realized a major Italian asset at a 3.8x multiple, resulting in significant distributions.
Financial highlights
H1 2026 net profit was €1.37 per share, reversing a loss of €0.86 per share in H1 2025.
Q2 2026 profit was €894,000 (€0.89 per share); H1 2026 profit was €1.37 million (€1.37 per share).
Total income for H1 2026 was €1.76 million, up from €0.23 million in H1 2025; Q2 2026 income was €1.09 million, with €995,000 from investment movements.
Net corporate cash stood at €14.4 million, with €6.7 million as uncalled commitment to EPIF.
Outlook and guidance
The company continues to focus on deploying capital through EPIF, with a pipeline of over €40 million in potential investments, mainly in Greece.
Plans to launch additional funds to expand its investment platform and generate management and incentive fees.
Management highlights risks and uncertainties in scaling the new strategy and achieving targeted returns due to market and economic conditions.
Latest events from Eurocastle Investment
- Q1 2026 NAV increased to €21.1 million, with profit of €480,000 and strong EPIF performance.ECT
Q1 2026 - Adjusted NAV rose to €15.2m as reserves were released and EPIF commitments exceeded €61m.ECT
Q2 2025 - IFRS NAV at €21.37M; new €5.3M Athens investment; German tax matter still unresolved.ECT
Q3 2024 - NAV growth, new fund launch, and return to profit highlight a strategic shift and improved outlook.ECT
Q4 2024 - Reserve release and EPIF growth drive NAV gains amid ongoing German tax dispute.ECT
Q1 2025 - Pro forma NAV rose to €20.20 per share after reserve release; EPIF fund expanded rapidly.ECT
Q3 2025 - NAV per share surged to €20.51, reflecting reserve releases and EPIF platform growth.ECT
Q4 2025 - Stable NAV, new Luxembourg fund launched, and first Greek real estate deal set for Q3 2024.ECT
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