WorxInvest confirms portfolio strength and resilience with solid first-half results

The three business segments of WorxInvest (Long-Term Capital, Private Equity and Real Assets) are demonstrating their resilience in a challenging macro-economic context and underpin the strategic direction of WorxInvest.

Highlights within the Long-Term Capital segment:

On the back of resilient revenue growth, SD Worx managed to further improve its profitability and continued to execute its strategy through targeted acquisitions and dedicated investments in digital transformation and AI enabled ways of working, further strengthening its capabilities and geographic presence. Anchor investments also reported a successful first half of 2026, supported by its initial investment in Azelis, whose H1 2026 financials show positive adjusted EBITA growth, and by developments at Cegeka, where Koen Deryckere was appointed as CEO, to drive new strategic initiatives. Furthermore, HR Pay Solutions went live as payment institution in March 2026, unlocking further potential as integrated payment services provider executing already more than 550,000 payments for a nominal amount of close to EUR 13 billion. The results of HR Pay Solutions got reinforced by an improved yield curve during the period in combination with higher-than-expected volume growth.

Highlights within the Private Equity segment:

At the level of Gimv, a portfolio result of EUR 198.8 million exceeded expectations. The investment pace remained sustained with key transactions during the period including the investment in CapVert (FR), in addition to the investment in Azelis, and the sale of Alpen Blu Clinics (CH). Furthermore, as part of sharpening its investment focus, Gimv announced the run-down of its Life Sciences platform. Moreover, Gimv gained additional firepower through the successful increase of the existing credit facility from EUR 210 million to EUR 400 million. WorxInvest Horizon I closed its second financial year with a NAV of EUR 44.3 million, an increase by 69.7% over the year. With a result of the year of EUR 0.5 million, WorxInvest Horizon I is moving towards the upper-side of the J-curve. In addition, WorxInvest Horizon II held its first closing on 20 July 2026 for a total committed capital of EUR 130 million.

Highlights within the Real Assets segment:

Infravest strongly benefited from the 13.7% increase in the share price of TINC during the first six months of 2026. The listed infrastructure investment company benefited from the structural tailwinds in the industry, increasing its net result per share by 7.7% compared to H1 2025. Total investments for the period amount to EUR 48.3 million, mainly spread over Public-Private projects, Renewable Energy and Digital Infrastructure. During the first half of 2026, WorxEstate invested in Albes Estate, a multitenant office building in Antwerp, together with Life. It also announced the acquisition of a minority stake in North-Star City, a high-quality mixed-use development in Brussels' North district, in partnership with IRET. Both projects also marked the start of strategic co-development partnerships with both IRET and Life, two of Belgium’s most prestigious real estate developers with whom WorxEstate intends to redevelop its existing properties in Antwerp.

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Press contact 
Pieter Goetgebuer 
Communications Director  
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pieter.goetgebuer@worxinvest.com