TEXF:EBR
Texaf NV
€36.40
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Open
€36.60
High
€36.80
Low
€36.40
Mkt. cap
133.46M
Avg. vol.
444.00
Volume
176.00
Dividend
3.63%
Quarterly dividend
€0.33
Ex-dividend date
May 28, 2026
P/E ratio
15.96
52-wk high
€45.00
52-wk low
€34.00
EPS
€2.28
Shares outstanding
3.67M
No. of employees
212
Open
€36.60
High
€36.80
Low
€36.40
Mkt. cap
133.46M
Avg. vol.
444.00
Volume
176.00
Dividend
3.63%
Quarterly dividend
€0.33
Ex-dividend date
May 28, 2026
P/E ratio
15.96
52-wk high
€45.00
52-wk low
€34.00
EPS
€2.28
Shares outstanding
3.67M
No. of employees
212
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Profile
TEXAF is a Belgian investment company listed on Euronext, with diversified operations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo spanning real estate, industry, and digital sectors. With its corporate headquarters situated at Avenue Louise 130A in Brussels, TEXAF traces its origins to 14 August 1925, when it was founded in the then-Belgian Congo as Société Textile Africaine by a consortium of Belgian industrialists. The company grew rapidly, branching into sectors such as cotton cultivation, energy production, and transportation logistics, and by 1928, it held the ninth-largest market capitalization among Belgian-Congolese companies before later co-founding the Société Hydro-électrique de Sanga.
By 1930, TEXAF dominated regional cotton production and vast agricultural projects including experimental concessions and even elephant domestication. Despite industrial dominance by 1930, the global economic crisis and overexpansion led to major losses. TEXAF restructured in the 1930s, spinning off subsidiaries such as Usines Textiles de Léopoldville, Société Immobilière, Agricole et Forestière du Congo, and transferring its maritime and hydrological operations to governmental authorities. Wikipedia
About Texaf NV