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Carasso Real Estate (TASE:CRSR) Stock Grapples With Losses And Interest Strain

Simply Wall St·08/31/2026 23:24:01
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Carasso Real Estate stock came into this earnings print looking tired, with the share price broadly flat over the past week and down almost 8% over the past month. The market had already marked it as a troubled income story, trading on a modest price to sales multiple and paying a dividend that is not covered by earnings. The headline from Q2 is blunt. Revenue reached ₪164.1m, yet Carasso Real Estate still reported a quarterly loss and interest payments remain poorly covered. For a highly leveraged property group, that funding strain is what matters most in this release.

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Q2 2026 Earnings Summary

  • Revenue Q2 2026 vs. Q2 2025: ₪164.1m vs. ₪130.3m (higher revenue in the latest quarter)
  • Net Income Q2 2026 vs. Q2 2025: loss of ₪2.4m vs. profit of ₪29.0m (moved from profit to loss)
  • Basic EPS Q2 2026 vs. Q2 2025: loss of ₪0.04 per share vs. profit of ₪0.54 per share (moved from earnings to loss per share)
  • Earnings from Discontinued Operations Q2 2026 vs. Q2 2025: loss of ₪1.6m vs. loss of ₪1.2m (slightly larger loss from discontinued activities)

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TASE:CRSR Trailing 12-Month Revenue & Expenses Breakdown as at Aug 2026
TASE:CRSR Trailing 12-Month Revenue & Expenses Breakdown as at Aug 2026

Carasso Real Estate bulls focus on revenue resilience

For investors leaning positive on Carasso Real Estate, the latest quarter offers one clear support. Revenue reached ₪164.1m compared with ₪130.3m a year earlier, which lines up with a story of a developer that can still move projects and generate top line momentum. The share price is roughly flat over 7 days and modestly higher over 90 days. That pattern suggests the market has not abandoned the idea of Carasso Real Estate as a viable domestic real asset exposure despite current earnings pressure.

Funding strain keeps the cautious Carasso thesis alive

The bearish narrative around Carasso Real Estate focuses on earnings quality and funding risk, and the Q2 profile fits that concern. The company swung from a ₪29.0m profit to a ₪2.4m loss, with basic EPS moving from a profit of ₪0.54 to a loss of ₪0.04. Losses from discontinued operations also grew. Combined with an uncovered dividend and weak interest coverage, this points to a balance sheet under strain. Recent 30 day share price weakness is consistent with investors staying wary of that pressure.

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