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Investing.com -- Deutsche Beteiligungs AG (ETR:DBANn) (XETRA:DBAN) has reported first-half 2025 results that align with the revised guidance provided in July, showing a Net Asset Value (NAV) of €627 million or €37.21 per share.
The German private equity firm posted Private Equity Investments (PEI) profit before tax of €4.2 million for the first half, down from €26.1 million in the same period last year.
Group net income came in at €8.2 million, significantly lower than the €31.7 million recorded in the first half of 2024.
Fund Investor Services delivered EBITDA of €7.1 million, compared to €8.9 million in the first half of 2024, but remains on track to meet the full-year guidance range of €10-15 million.
In July, Deutsche Beteiligungs revised its fiscal year 2025 guidance due to persistent geopolitical uncertainty, particularly related to U.S. tariff policies. The company now expects full-year NAV to range between €625 million and €665 million, with NAV per share between €35 and €38.
The company also forecasts gross gains and losses on measurement and disposal to reach €45-65 million for the full year, with €20 million already achieved in the first half.
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