BeBeez Trading Floor roundup with eToro support about the performances of private capital firms listed on global exchanges.
Donald Trump Administration’s announcement of 15% tariffs on EU products impacted private capital stocks as traders carried on a sell-off.
NYSE-listed giants Blackstone (-4.4%), TPG (-4.3%), KKR (-6.3%), and Carlyle (-7.5%) plummeted also because the Fed’s chairman Jerome Powell decided to leave unchanged the interest rate. The US central bank waits to see the impact of tariffs on prices with the economy still buoyant, before cutting the cost of money.
Paris-listed Wendel (-14%) posted below expectations results for 1H25 and the NAV plunged to 4.7 euros per share in 2Q25 because of weaker US Dollar. The unlisted assets portfolio fell by 4.8%. (press release).
Frankfurt-listed Mutares (-11.2%) plunged after the announcement of Bafin, the German stock market authority, of the initiation of an acception on the 2023 financials of the investment holding company, regarding the notes to the accounts and the management report (press release of Mutares).
In May 2025, Mutares could not release the 2024 results by the deadline of 30 April, Wednesday, for a disagreement with the firm’s auditor Deloitte about Swedish contractor Serneke Sverige which had filed for bankruptcy at the end of 2024, after the signing of the purchase by the investment holding. Mutares convinced Deloitte not to consolidate Serneke in the accounts, but its market capitalization fell by 7.3% (see here a a previous post by BeBeez).
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