Meta Estate Trust announced its financial results for the first semester of 2025. The company reported revenues of 13.78 million RON and a net profit of 4.65 million RON in H1 2025, in line with budget and profitability targets.
“We have remained consistent in achieving our profitability objectives and the capital operations we committed to. Together with continuous and transparent communication, we succeeded in bringing the MET share price closer to a fair valuation. The investments made in the recurring revenues line prove the company’s ability to quickly adapt to market changes and provide solid prospects for future development and entry into a new growth phase for Meta Estate Trust.” – Alex Bonea, CEO Meta Estate Trust
As of June 30, 2025, the value of Meta Estate Trust’s investment portfolio reached 114.8 million RON, up 6 percent from the beginning of the year, with total assets of 127.4 million RON (+5 percent). The portfolio structure confirms the balance between business lines: Trading (48 percent), Partnerships (26 percent), and Recurring Revenues (26 percent). The accelerated development of the recurring revenues line, which doubled its value in the past 12 months, highlights the company’s ability to build a solid mix between quick returns and long-term stability.
By June 30, the company had reached key milestones on the recurring revenues line, with a total investment value of over €8 million (equity + debt, including financing partners). For the second half of the year, three stand-alone projects are under analysis.
META remains focused on the residential sector, especially in Bucharest, where high demand, limited supply, and an aging housing stock create favorable conditions for new developments. The average time between pre-contract and project completion is 12–24 months, while the average resale time for acquired units has not exceeded four months, supporting a dynamic turnover. Internal risk policies are constantly adjusted to reflect market changes, ensuring prudent investment management.
For the second half of the year, the company is analyzing new investments in residential, retail, and medical sectors, consolidating its balance between higher-yield partnerships and stable recurring income assets.