VNV Global (VNV) Q2 2025 earnings summary
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Q2 2025 earnings summary
16 Nov, 2025Executive summary
Net asset value (NAV) at June 30, 2025, was USD 598.3 million, up nearly 6% in USD terms, with NAV per share at USD 4.57 (SEK 43.39), and portfolio transactions at a slight premium to NAV overall.
Portfolio is diversified across mobility, digital health, and marketplaces, with over 80% of holdings EBITDA positive and a majority in developed markets.
Share price trades at a significant discount to NAV, recently narrowing from 61% to just above 50%, but at quarter end was 17% below NAV.
Sustainability is emphasized, with portfolio companies achieving significant CO2 reduction and food waste prevention.
Proven track record of successful exits, including Avito and Tinkoff, with realized IRRs up to 126%.
Financial highlights
NAV per share in USD increased by 5.56% in Q2 2025 and by 2.90% for the six-month period; in SEK, NAV per share was nearly flat for the quarter but down 11.12% for the half-year due to currency effects.
Portfolio value at USD 688 million, with borrowings of USD 89.6 million and cash and cash equivalents at USD 16.4 million.
Net result for the first half was USD 16.7 million, reversing a prior year loss, mainly from a positive revaluation of Voi.
Cash increased due to a USD 6.2 million dividend from the sale of Opensooq.
Net operating expenses decreased to USD -3.8 million for the half-year.
Outlook and guidance
Management expects multiple exit opportunities in the next two years, with several portfolio companies maturing toward potential IPOs or sales.
Numan guides for approximately 150% revenue growth in 2025, following a year in which revenue more than doubled and the business turned profitable.
Management expects Gett to distribute a one-off dividend of around USD 30 million (USD 14 million attributable) in H2 2025, with further dividends anticipated.
Voi's new Paris contract is expected to generate double-digit EUR millions annually, positioning Paris as its largest market.
Several portfolio companies may pursue listings in the 12 months starting summer 2026.
Latest events from VNV Global
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