Stack Capital Group Inc. Reports Q2-2026 Financial Results


“Q2 was a strong quarter for Stack Capital, with Book Value per Share increasing 22% to $20.25,” said Jeff Parks, CEO of Stack Capital. “Our portfolio companies continue to execute and make meaningful progress, with several completing or pursuing financings at higher valuations and others achieving important operational milestones. While broader markets have experienced periods of volatility, we remain focused on long-term value creation and believe short-term market movements do not alter the long-term growth prospects of these high-quality businesses. Following our $40 million capital raise, we are well-positioned to pursue new opportunities and believe 2026 can be a meaningful year for Book Value growth and portfolio monetization.”



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