Eurocastle Q2 profit rises to €894,000; Q2 NAV climbs 4% to €22 million
Reuters2026/08/07 06:01- Eurocastle posted Q2 profit of €894,000, or €0.89 per share, lifting NAV 4% to €22 million, or €21.81 per share.
- Total income rose to €1.09 million, led by €813,000 in EPIF unrealized fair value gains; total expenses were €195,000.
- EPIF drove a €0.8 million uplift in Eurocastle’s stake, up 26% quarter-on-quarter, following a disposal at a significant premium.
- Net corporate cash stood at €14.4 million, including €6.7 million of remaining uncalled EPIF commitment; the German tax asset was €4.2 million.
- EPIF completed its fifth investment; it has called €22.7 million of capital, returned €9.1 million, and reported remaining NAV of €22.8 million.
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