Patria Investments posts Q2 2026 earnings surge as shares slip to 52‑week low

Patria Investments Limited reported unaudited Q2 2026 results, raising $2.3 billion in new capital and bringing year‑to‑date fundraising to $4.5 billion. Fee‑Related Earnings rose 24% to $57.1 million, supported by a 32% increase in fee‑earning assets under management to $48.9 billion. Distributable earnings per share climbed 31% to $0.32 and the company declared a quarterly dividend of $0.1625 per share.

During the same period the company’s stock hit a new 52‑week low, trading as low as $10.55 and closing around $10.65. Analysts’ views varied: Zacks upgraded the rating to “hold,” Goldman Sachs maintained a “buy” rating with an $18 price target, and JPMorgan set a neutral rating with a $16 target. The consensus price target is $17. Patria’s market capitalization stands at $710 million, with a P/E of 21.37. Insider director Olimpio Matarazzo purchased 50,000 shares at $11.46, raising insider ownership to about 58%.