Tikehau Capital doubles net profit to €165 million in H1 2026

Tikehau Capital's H1 2026 results mark what the group calls a first real step into its value materialisation phase, with investment activity and platform growth converting into stronger profitability.

Platform growth

Assets under management reached €53.5 billion (+5% YoY), with fee-generating assets up 7% to €43.5 billion. Net inflows totalled €1.7 billion for the half and €5.7 billion over twelve months, with 60% coming from Germany, Israel, South Korea and the US. Direct Lending's flagship strategy grew to €5.2 billion after its sixth-generation vehicles raised ~€230 million.

Asset management profitability

Management fees and other revenue grew 13% to €190 million. Core FRE rose 32% to €80 million (margin: 42%, +6pp), and EBIT reached €78 million, up 22% (margin: 39%). Tikehau attributes this to a more integrated, simplified platform.

Portfolio rotation and net profit

Capital returns and divestments totalled €637 million, including a €217 million gain on the sale of its Schroders stake. Total portfolio income doubled to €222 million. Combined with stronger Asset Management earnings, this lifted net profit attributable to the group to €165 million — double H1 2025. Capital deployed reached €2.2 billion, with €7.2 billion still available for new investments.

Financial position

Available resources stood at €1.6 billion. Gross debt of €1.8 billion is set to fall to ~€1.5 billion after an August bond redemption, with no maturities until 2029. Fitch and S&P both reaffirmed the group's investment-grade BBB- rating, stable outlook.

Outlook

Tikehau expects its usual H2-weighted FRE seasonality, backed by a pipeline of potential Private Equity and Real Estate divestments.