Deutsche Beteiligungs (DBAG) reported an 8.5% NAV total return (TR) in FY24 (to end-September 2024), supported by positive movements in valuation multiples, which offset the negative impact from changes in earnings and the higher net debt of portfolio companies. DBAG's portfolio remains affected by the subdued macroeconomic environment in Germany, although its continued portfolio shift away from more traditional industrial holdings likely provided a cushion. Following the convertible bond and promissory loan note issues earlier this year, along with several successful exits, DBAG's strong balance sheet positions the company well to explore the many attractively priced investment opportunities that management sees in the current market environment. DBAG's shares now trade at a 38% discount to the last reported NAV of its private markets investments, on top of which DBAG's shares offer exposure to the company's fund services business. Therefore, we consider the discount wide even considering the market headwinds.Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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