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Wendel grows in asset management despite 3.6% NAV decline

Wendel reports a market-driven decline in NAV per share of 3.6% in Q1 2026 to €158.4, which the company partly offset with a share buyback program (4.7% of capital, €340 million). Assets under management rose markedly to €41.8 billion and increased by about €7 billion following the acquisition of Committed Advisors, boosting management fees and other income to €106 million (+130% y/y). The stock reacted positively (+2.49% to €86.3), and management emphasizes further growth in asset management as well as strategic partnerships with BNP Paribas and Axa to strengthen distribution. » More on de.investing.com
Wendel reports strong asset-management growth in Q1 2026 despite valuation pressure

Wendel reports robust growth of its asset-management platform in Q1 2026: asset-management revenue rose 130% year‑on‑year and assets under management increased to around €50 billion following the acquisition of Committed Advisors. Net asset value per share was €158.4 on March 31 (−3.6% versus the prior quarter), with an expected recovery to about €164 after quarter‑end; share buybacks had a positive effect on NAV. Management continues to emphasize liquidity preservation and conservative leverage, but sees valuation risks from compressed market multiples and integration risks related to the acquisition. » More on de.investing.com
Wendel advances transformation with €1.65bn asset sales

Wendel generated cumulative proceeds of around €1.65bn from the sales of Stahl and IHS, accelerating the shift toward asset management. The fully diluted NAV per share rose to €164.2; Wendel Investment Managers now manages roughly €41.2bn (pro‑forma ~€47bn) and produced fee‑related earnings of €140m with a 39% margin. The company is raising the dividend by 8.5% to €5.10 per share and launching a share buyback program for about 9% of capital; the pro‑forma loan‑to‑value ratio falls to 9.6%. Wendel confirms progress against its 2030 targets but still sees risks from market volatility and regulatory changes. » More on de.investing.com

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In 2026, Wendel has already paid €3.60 in dividends. The last payout was in May.

Financials

In the last quarter, Wendel had revenue of €3.83B and net profit of €69.4M

(EUR)	Jun 2026	YoY
Revenue	3.83B	-
Gross profit	345.78M	-
Net profit	69.4M	-
EBITDA	676.79M	-

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€3.07B
Number of shares	37.76M
52-week high/low	€91.49 - €74.96
Dividend yield	5.88%
Dividends TTM	€5.10
Beta	1.05
P/E ratio	-72.77
PEG ratio	0.55
P/B ratio	1.15
P/S ratio	0.43

Company profile

Wendel ist eine Private-Equity-Firma, die sich auf Eigenkapitalfinanzierungen im mittleren und oberen Marktsegment durch Leveraged Buy-outs, Transaktionen und Übernahmen spezialisiert hat. Sie investiert sowohl in börsennotierte als auch in nicht börsennotierte Unternehmen. Das Unternehmen investiert in der Regel in Technologiedienstleistungen und Software, Unternehmensdienstleistungen, Gesundheitswesen und Industrietechnologie. Das Unternehmen versucht, in Afrika, Europa, den europäischen Industrieländern, Westeuropa, insbesondere Frankreich, und Nordamerika (Vereinigte Staaten und Kanada) zu investieren. Es investiert zwischen 150 Millionen Euro (175,46 Millionen Dollar) und 500 Millionen Euro (584,87 Millionen Dollar) in Unternehmen. Sie strebt Mehrheits-/Kontroll-/Minderheitsbeteiligungen an börsennotierten oder nicht börsennotierten Unternehmen an. Das Unternehmen strebt einen Sitz im Vorstand oder Aufsichtsrat und in wichtigen Ausschüssen seiner Portfoliounternehmen an. Es tätigt bilanzwirksame Investitionen. Wendel wurde 1704 gegründet und hat seinen Hauptsitz in Paris, Frankreich, mit weiteren Büros in Asien, Nordamerika, dem Vereinigten Königreich und Europa.