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About Hal Trust

HAL Trust is an international investment company with a diversified portfolio, primarily focused on acquiring significant equity stakes in both publicly traded and private companies across various industries. Headquartered in the Netherlands, HAL Trust manages investments through subsidiaries involved in optical retail, technology, media, and other sectors. Its most notable businesses include GrandVision, a global optical retailer, and unlisted companies in fields such as audio-visual communications and healthcare. HAL Trust has a strategic focus on long-term value creation, utilizing a decentralized management model to leverage local expertise in its investments. The trust's historical roots trace back to 1873 with the founding of the Holland America Line, though its current investment orientation reflects a shift initiated in the mid-20th century toward diverse asset management.
Ticker
€HAL
Sector
Finance
Primary listing
AEX
Employees
34,583

Hal Trust Metrics

BasicAdvanced
€15B
10.72
€15.83
0.65
€3.50
2.06%

What the Analysts think about Hal Trust

Majority rating from 3 analysts.
Hold
Analyst ratings by month
MonthBuyHoldSellAnalystsMajority rating
November 20222103Buy
December 20221102Buy
January 20231102Buy
February 20231102Buy
March 20231102Buy
April 20231102Buy
May 20231203Hold

Bulls say / Bears say

HAL’s net asset value rose €1.52bn to €17.63bn in H1 2026, while the value of its quoted holdings increased from €5.1bn to €6.1bn. Quoted-asset and liquid-portfolio values added a further €240m by 21 August. (6ix)
At the time of its August results, HAL’s €161 share price was about 17% below reported NAV of €195.16 per share. KBC Securities saw the discount and HAL’s diversified listed portfolio as potential upside. (Beurs.nl)
The planned €1.6bn acquisition of VolkerWessels Nederland would add construction, property development and infrastructure operations to HAL’s portfolio, broadening its mix if competition approval is secured. (6ix, MarketScreener)
HAL’s H1 net income fell 16% to €856m, while the contribution from quoted interests declined to €429m from €581m. The increase in listed asset values has therefore not translated into stronger reported earnings so far. (6ix)
Boskalis’ H1 revenue fell 19% and EBITDA fell 26% as geopolitical uncertainty delayed dredging awards and weaker offshore-wind conditions reduced vessel utilisation. Its €5.3bn book value was about 30% of HAL’s NAV, making a sustained downturn material to the holding. (6ix)
Unquoted companies represented about 47% of HAL’s June NAV and are carried at book value; KBC Securities also noted limited current financial information for roughly half of that portfolio. This makes a large part of reported NAV harder for investors to verify. (6ix, Bolero)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 23 Oct 2026.

Hal Trust Financial Performance

Revenues and expenses
Income statement
QuarterlyAnnual
Q3 24
QoQ growth
Revenue
Net income
Profit margin

Hal Trust Earnings Performance

Company profitability
Earnings per share
QuarterlyAnnual
Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
Actual
Expected
Surprise

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