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Sofina Société Anonyme/€SOF

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About Sofina Société Anonyme

Sofina Société Anonyme, established in 1898 and headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, is a private equity and venture capital firm specializing in direct investments and fund-of-funds strategies. The firm's direct investments focus on growth capital across sectors such as digital transformation, consumer and retail, education, healthcare, and sustainable supply chains. Sofina's portfolio includes minority stakes in both private and listed companies, with a geographic emphasis on Western Europe, North America, and Asia, particularly India, China, and Southeast Asia. The company typically invests between €100 million and €300 million in minority positions and between €20 million and €100 million in fast-growing businesses. Sofina's strategic approach involves long-term support of controlling shareholders and active participation in the governance of its portfolio companies.
Ticker
€SOF
Sector
Finance
Primary listing
BSE
Employees
84
Headquarters
Brussels, Belgium

SOF Metrics

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€9.5B
7.16
€37.50
1.19
€2.56
0.95%

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Bulls say / Bears say

Net asset value per share rose 6.8% to €326.48 in the first half of 2026, and Sofina returned to a substantial reported profit after a loss a year earlier. The rise shows the portfolio has regained momentum, although much of the gain came from investment revaluations. (Sofina)
Sofina’s private-funds portfolio created 13% of value excluding currency effects in the first half, giving investors exposure through leading venture and growth managers to companies such as SpaceX, Stripe and Anthropic. Sofina also increased investment activity, with €733 million deployed in the period. (Sofina)
The shares were reported trading at a discount of at least 23% to estimated net asset value in September, which could offer upside if portfolio valuations hold and the gap narrows. Test Achats argued the discount was excessive despite difficult conditions for private equity. (Test Achats)
The direct portfolio contributed little to the first-half recovery: Sofina said mature companies faced a tougher macroeconomic backdrop, with pressure on valuation multiples and affordability weighing on some holdings. This could limit returns even if portfolio companies continue to grow. (Stock Analysis)
Most of Sofina’s portfolio is unlisted, so its reported value is harder to verify and assets can take longer to sell; Sofina says liquidity risk can affect both holding periods and exit prices. Test Achats also reported that more than a third of its holdings had been held for over eight years and that proceeds from exits had fallen 38%. (Sofina, Test Achats)
The largest holding, ByteDance, represents between 5% and 10% of the portfolio, and Sofina says it has no control over when the investment vehicle can sell. Meanwhile, look-through fund valuations rely on managers’ reports that can be months old, leaving scope for reported NAV to lag changing conditions. (Stock Analysis, Sofina)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 27 Oct 2026.

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