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Trades about 20% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ascencio SA is a company incorporated under Belgian law, specializing in real estate investment commercial, and more particularly supermarkets and retail parks. The Company is present in Belgium, France and Spain, respectively under the statuses of SIR, SIIC and SOCIMI. With its multidisciplinary team, it manages its assets and its relationships with its retail tenants by adopting a responsible attitude, particularly in terms of sustainability. The fair value of his portfolio is approximately 770 million euros spread across nearly 100 real estate assets with a total surface area of approximately 450,000 m, generating rental income of around 54 million euros per year. Ascencio SA is listed on Euronext Brussels. Its market capitalization was 350 million euros as of December 31, 2025.
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