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XBRU
GIMB
Market cap1.97bUSD
Sep 17, Last price  
46.70EUR
1D
0.54%
1Q
7.36%
Jan 2017
-11.30%
Name

Gimv NV

Chart & performance

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P/E
9.92
P/S
19.77
EPS
4.71
Div yield, %
5.57%
Shrs. gr., 5y
7.08%
Rev. gr., 5y
-21.53%
Revenues
87m
-75.13%
685,939,000803,693,000933,688,0001,065,679,0001,243,437,000904,069,000455,748,00049,557,000273,411,000264,119,000266,400,000233,745,000225,549,00085,348,000292,164,000275,747,000-5,074,000286,317,000349,633,00086,939,000
Net income
173m
-20.86%
241,290,000185,438,000-388,907,000117,521,000114,166,00032,746,00032,746,00014,998,000135,991,000137,175,000131,853,000107,064,000112,079,000-151,573,000205,724,000174,285,000-59,467,000217,129,000219,001,000173,312,000
CFO
-295m
L+478.06%
-29,622,00046,066,000-79,014,00057,383,00034,743,000235,934,0007,222,000-14,953,000-30,740,000-26,423,000-40,457,000-34,308,000-35,482,000-26,352,000-35,605,000-40,054,000-46,038,000-19,882,000-50,954,000-294,545,000
Dividend
Jun 01, 20261.95 EUR/sh
Earnings
Nov 17, 2026

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Profile

Gimv N.V. operates as an investment company, specializing in both direct private equity and venture capital placements, alongside committing capital to other funds. Its direct investment approach spans a comprehensive range of stages and financing structures. This includes supporting startups from seed, early, and mid-stages through to late venture and emerging growth, as well as engaging in pre-revenue, middle-market, and mature company investments. The firm facilitates buyouts, growth capital, public-to-private transactions, recapitalizations, and provides debt, shareholder loans, replacement capital, and bridge financing to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Through its fund of funds strategy, Gimv allocates capital to other venture capital and private equity vehicles. The firm targets high-potential growth companies capable of accelerating their expansion, often through a combination of organic development and strategic acquisitions. Gimv's investment focus is broad, encompassing sectors such as consumer goods and connected consumer technologies, R&D-intensive businesses positively impacting human health and the environment, automation, health and care, demographic shifts, financial services (including consumer digital lending), telecommunication services, marketing services, interactive home entertainment, smart industries, and sustainable urban development. Within its health and care platform, Gimv prioritizes companies poised for growth via internal expansion or a "buy-and-build" acquisition strategy. More specifically, the consumer vertical covers areas like consumer goods, various food categories (including healthy, prepared, and preserved), personal luxury items, home decor and building, household appliances, specialized housewares, travel and leisure, education, and sectors driven by digitalization and the digital economy. In the health and care arena, it targets life sciences, medical technology (medtech), healthcare services, veterinary pharmaceuticals, generic drugs, vaccines, diagnostic testing, and a range of medical devices and consumables. Its Smart Industries platform includes aerospace, energy transition, business-to-business (B2B) services, advanced engineering, and software solutions. The Sustainable Cities platform delves into infrastructure deployment, energy systems, recycling and recovery, transport and logistics, water purification, e-commerce, alternative energy sources, and energy-efficient infrastructure, as well as consumer-related services within these themes. Additionally, Gimv considers investments in building materials (including chemicals, fertilizers, and agricultural chemicals), mobility solutions, operational services, agricultural services, electronics, and heavy electrical equipment. Geographically, Gimv concentrates its efforts primarily within the DACH region (Austria, Germany, Switzerland), the Benelux countries, France, and the United Kingdom. It also has a presence in Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Russia, Kazakhstan, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia. Its investments target small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), predominantly those headquartered in the Benelux, France, and Germany. Investment amounts typically range from €5 million ($5.67 million) to €150 million ($170.22 million), primarily within its consumer, healthcare, smart industries, and sustainable cities platforms. Gimv is flexible regarding ownership, taking either majority or minority stakes in its portfolio companies. Established on February 25, 1980, Gimv N.V. is headquartered in Antwerp, Belgium, and maintains additional offices across Europe, including Paris (France), The Hague (Netherlands), Frankfurt am Main and Munich (Germany), London (United Kingdom), Prague (Czech Republic), and Warsaw (Poland).

Related entities

Subsidiaries (9)
Adviesbeheer Gimv Connected Consumer 2013
ADVIESBEHEER GIMV HEALTH & CARE 2013
ALRO
ALRO HOLDINGS
CODEX 324 HOLDING
Gimv Investments H&C Netherlands 2016 B.V.
ACCEO GROUP
FT IMMOBILIER
NOVA Engineering

Key people

Edmond Bastijns
Chief Legal Officer and Secretary General · since 2016
Chief Executive Officer, Executive Director · since 2008
Dirk Dewals
Head, Connected Consumer · since 2017
Erik Mampaey
Head - Sustainable Cities · since 2018
Tom Van de Voorde
Head - Smart Industries · since 2017
Brigitte Boone
Non-Executive Director · since 2015
Non-Executive Director · since 2014
Non-Executive Independent Director · since 2018
Emile van der Burg
Non-Executive Independent Director · since 2005
Bart Van Hooland
Non-Executive Independent Director · since 2010
Frank Verhaegen
Non-Executive Independent Director · since 2017
IPO date
Jun 11, 1997
Employees
93
Domiciled in
BE
Incorporated in
BE
Headquarters & legal address
Karel Oomsstraat 37
Antwerpen, VAN 2018
BE
Previous name
GIMV - INVESTERINGSMAATSCHAPPIJ VOOR VLANDEREN NV

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