Although Vitura's IFRS net income clearly improved in H1 2025 (+76%), it remains negative at -€11 million, compared with -€42.5 million on a like-for-like basis. "This increase is mainly due to the stable value of investment properties in 2025, compared with a decline in 2024", says the SIIC, whose appraised value (excluding transfer duties) of the portfolio stands at €872 million.
Leasing gains but LTV ratio still a concern for Vitura
SIIC posts negative IFRS result of €11 million
By Benoît Léger
Business Immo
July 30, 2025 | 6:23 AM
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