3 Promising Undervalued Small Caps In European Markets With Insider Buying

LSE:GRI Ownership Breakdown as at Jan 2026

Simply Wall St Value Rating: ★★★★☆☆

Overview: International Personal Finance provides consumer credit services through its digital and home credit divisions, with a market cap of approximately £0.24 billion.

Operations: The company’s revenue streams are primarily derived from IPF Digital, Mexico Home Credit, and European Home Credit. Over the years, there has been a notable trend in gross profit margin, peaking at 89.76% in December 2021 before experiencing fluctuations and settling at 84.41% by June 2025. Operating expenses consistently represent a significant portion of the cost structure, with general and administrative expenses being a substantial component.

PE: 7.2x

International Personal Finance, a smaller player in the European market, has recently issued SEK 1 billion in senior unsecured floating rate notes due 2028, priced at par. This move highlights their reliance on external borrowing for funding. Despite this riskier financial structure, insider confidence is evident with recent share purchases by company insiders. Earnings are projected to grow modestly at 3.54% annually, suggesting potential for gradual improvement despite current challenges with interest coverage from earnings.

LSE:IPF Share price vs Value as at Jan 2026

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Overview: Supermarket Income REIT focuses on investing in supermarket property assets, with a market cap of £1.28 billion.

Operations: The company’s revenue primarily comes from investments in supermarket property assets, generating £114.77 million in the latest period. It consistently reports a gross profit margin of 100%, indicating no cost of goods sold is recorded against its revenue. Operating expenses have varied over time, with the most recent figure at £28.17 million, impacting net income which has shown fluctuations due to significant non-operating expenses.

PE: 17.0x

Supermarket Income REIT, a company focused on grocery real estate, has been making strategic moves to enhance its portfolio and financial standing. Recent acquisitions of UK supermarkets for £97.6 million at an average yield of 5.5% align with their growth strategy, boosting earnings potential. Insider confidence is evident as the Independent Non-Executive Chairman purchased 70,000 shares for approximately £54,600 in December 2025. Despite relying solely on external borrowing for funding, the company anticipates a 17% annual earnings growth rate and continues to pay dividends without offering a scrip alternative.

LSE:SUPR Share price vs Value as at Jan 2026

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Companies discussed in this article include LSE:GRI LSE:IPF and LSE:SUPR.

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