BeBeez roundup with eToro support about the performances of private capital firms listed on global exchanges.
After the recent interest rates cuts of the European Central Bank (ECB) and Fed wait-and-see approach, the results and developments of private capital firms that BeBeez and eToro monitor Trading Floor mainly affected the stocks’ performances.
Ares Commercial Real Estate Corp. (+16,9%), a NYSE-listed private credit firm, largely benefited from the quarterly results that released (press release) with a 0.17 US Dollars earning per share, well above the 0.04 US Dollars analysts’ expectations. Market operators rewarded the firm for its low level of debt and the 2024-2025 decision of selling its exposures to office-related projects. Ares reduced the impact of macro factors volatility, such as rates and business cycle, and limited the financial burdens even though it generated revenues of 15 million, little below the 15.2 million market expectations.
Los Angeles-based mid-market private debt player BlackRock TCP Capital Corp (+6.4%) posted a 1Q25 0.38 US Dollars Net Investment Income Per Share, above the 0.33 US Dollars expectations (press release and investors presentation). The ratio is lower than the 0.36 US Dollars that the firm posted in 1Q24 as a consequence of the merger with BlackRock Capital Investment Corporation (press release). BlackRock TCP has a cautious attitude with a very diversified portfolio (78% of borrowers contributes individually for 1% of turnover).
Paris-listed Tikehau Capital (+5%) is the bronze medal winner given the good quarterly results that released in late April 2025 (press release). The firm’s fundraising and management fees grew by 12% with respect to 1Q24. Tikehau also extended to 30 July, Wednesday, the buyback deadline and conveyed to investors a signal of confidence about the stock prospects.
The shares of Frankfurt-listed investment holding Mutares (-7.3%) dropped as the firm missed the 30 April, Wednesday, deadline for releasing the 2024 financials. Mutares did not deem it necessary to consolidate in its balance sheet the results of Swedish construction company Serneke, which filed for bankruptcy in 2024, as the auditor Deloitte instead required.
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