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Revenue: 4.2 billion, a 7% increase from the same period in 2024.
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Net Income: 268 million, with group shares at 4 million.
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Asset Under Management (AUM): 39.1 billion, with a significant increase from previous periods.
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Net Asset Value (NAV): 167.7 per share, down due to a 4.7 coupon and dollar depreciation.
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Principal Investment Performance: Negative impact of 1.5 per share, with listed assets contributing positively by 3.5 per share.
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Asset Management Contribution: 49 million to net recurring income, with 152 million in management fees for the first half.
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Cash Position: 1.8 billion in cash and an undrawn credit facility of 875 million.
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Debt: 2.4 billion in bond debt, including a 750 million exchangeable bond in Bureau Veritas.
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Dividend Policy: Introduction of a semi-annual dividend policy, with an interim dividend of 1.5 per share to be paid in November.
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Same-Store Sales Performance: Bureau Veritas reported a 5.7% sales increase, with 6.7% organic growth.
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Forex Impact: Significant impact due to dollar depreciation, with the dollar at 1.1720 as of June 30th.
Release Date: July 31, 2025
For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript.
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Wendel SE (WNDLF) reported a strong rebound in its principal investment segment, particularly from ACams and Globe Educate, indicating positive growth prospects.
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The asset management platform is ramping up with successful fundraising, reaching 39.1 billion in assets under management, showcasing strong organic and inorganic growth.
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The company has a robust financial structure with 1.8 billion in cash and an undrawn credit facility of 875 million, providing significant financial flexibility.
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Wendel SE (WNDLF) has implemented a semi-annual dividend policy, aiming to provide more predictable and higher returns to shareholders.
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The company is actively pursuing growth opportunities in its asset management platform, with plans to expand into new verticals such as infrastructure and secondaries.
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The non-listed portfolio had a disappointing quarter, with significant underperformance from companies like Sta and Scalion, impacting overall results.
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The net asset value (NAV) per share decreased due to the impact of the dollar depreciation and a coupon payment, highlighting currency risk exposure.
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The principal investment segment faced challenges, with a negative impact of 1.5 per share, primarily due to underperformance in non-listed assets.
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The company experienced operational issues in North America, affecting performance in the Target segment, indicating regional challenges.
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The Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) reported slower sales growth due to budgetary constraints in US school districts, affecting its performance.
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