The listed private equity specialist posted robust 2025 results, driven by the momentum of its European portfolio. The IDI Group has announced an increase in its dividend payout.
Despite a complex macroeconomic environment, the investment firm has managed to outperform thanks to the operational quality of its holdings.
The company's flagship metric, Net Asset Value (NAV) per share, stood at 97.10 EUR as of December 31, 2025. This represents an 8.1% year-on-year increase (compared to 89.92 EUR at the end of 2024). This valuation reflects the resilience of its portfolio companies, primarily in Europe, and the strategic relevance of the divestments and acquisitions executed by the management teams.
Christian Langlois-Meurinne, the Group's Chairman, emphasized that this performance illustrates the "resilience of IDI's model." 2025 was a particularly active year with six major transactions, a momentum that shows no signs of slowing down as two new investments have already been announced in early 2026.
A proposal will be made for the payment of an ordinary dividend of 2.90 EUR per share, a slight increase from the 2.80 EUR paid for the previous fiscal year. This coupon represents approximately 3% of the NAV, in line with the Group's long-term distribution targets.
IDI, a leading player in French private equity, is a listed investment company, controlled and majority-owned by its teams, specializing for over 50 years in supporting SMEs and mid-sized companies. IDI offers entrepreneurs time, resources, and a long-term, experienced investment team to accelerate their growth. The commitment and longevity of IDI's teams, along with the quality of its investments, have enabled its shareholders to benefit from an annualized internal rate of return (IRR), with dividends reinvested, of 15.44% since its IPO in 1991.
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