Scout24 (XTRA:G24) reported its second quarter and half year 2026 results on 6 August, giving investors fresh detail on revenue, profits and earnings per share from its real estate marketplace business.
The company reported second quarter revenue of €199.66 million and net income of €63.17 million. For the first six months, revenue was €385.23 million, with net income of €131.68 million and basic earnings per share of €1.87.
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Scout24’s latest earnings update arrives after a mixed share price performance, with the stock at €74.40 and a 1 day share price return of 3.62% but a year to date share price return that is down 11.85%. Over a longer horizon, total shareholder return is down 35.6% over the past year, although the 3 year total shareholder return of 26.89% and 5 year total shareholder return of 16.05% show that longer term holders have still seen gains overall. This may shape how investors interpret today's results and reassess the balance between growth potential and perceived risk.
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After Scout24’s solid earnings and a share price that is still down over the past year, investors face a decision: is the recent move already pricing in the good news, or could patience still offer a better entry point?
Compared with the last close at €74.40, the most followed narrative puts Scout24’s fair value near €136.89, which is a much higher figure and rests on a specific view of its earnings power and cash flows using a 6.89% discount rate.
The ongoing shift in consumer behavior toward end-to-end digital property solutions is expected to create outsized upside, with Scout24's dominance in digital renter and homeowner onboarding, combined with conversational AI tools like HeyImmo, set to capture a disproportionately large share of this digitally expanding addressable market, driving sustained double-digit growth in both customers and revenue.
Want to see why this narrative backs such a large gap to today’s price? It leans on faster revenue compounding, rising margins and a richer earnings multiple.
Result: Fair Value of €136.89 (UNDERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, investors in Scout24 still need to watch for tighter housing regulation in Germany and rising competition from other digital property platforms, which could challenge this positive outlook.
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The bullish narrative around Scout24 leans heavily on earnings power and higher future multiples. In contrast, our DCF model signals caution and points to a fair value of €62.35, which is below the current price of €74.40. That result implies Scout24 could be trading on the expensive side. Consider which framework fits better with your own expectations for the business.
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