Eurocastle Investment (ECT) Q2 2026 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q2 2026 earnings summary
17 Apr, 2026Executive summary
Adjusted NAV rose to €15.2 million (€15.19/share) as of 30 June 2025, up from €11.1 million (€11.43/share) at Q1 2025, driven by the release of Liquidation Reserves and strengthened financial position under the New Investment Strategy.
IFRS NAV stood at €21.2 million (€21.19/share), slightly down from €22.0 million (€22.01/share) at Q1 2025.
All resolutions at the 2025 AGM were approved, and 3,000 new shares were issued to independent directors as compensation.
Financial highlights
Adjusted NAV increased by €3.76/share due to the release of €4.6 million in Liquidation Reserves and new capital commitments.
Net corporate cash was €15.2 million, available for new investments.
Loss for H1 2025 was €864,000 (€0.86/share); Q2 2025 loss was €822,000 (€0.82/share).
EPIF investment contributed €1.8 million to NAV, with an 8% NAV increase relative to capital called.
Outlook and guidance
The Board anticipates further growth of the investment platform, with EPIF targeting €100 million in commitments and an active pipeline exceeding €50 million.
Forward-looking statements highlight risks related to asset disposals, investment opportunities, and performance.
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