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E-Estate Group Inc. said its tokenized real estate portfolio has surpassed $150 million in valuation, according to a company statement cited by crypto.news in reporting on the update. In its “Annual Financial Report 2025,” E-Estate presented an “actual value as of Jan 1, 2026” for its tokenized real estate portfolio totaling $152.32 million, alongside an “initial valuation” total of $104.62 million.
The annual report describes a portfolio of 11 tokenized real estate assets across multiple jurisdictions, including properties and projects listed in the United States, Indonesia (Bali), and the United Arab Emirates (Dubai). The report’s valuation table attributes the largest “actual value” entries to two Dubai items—labeled “Development” ($40.0 million) and “Business Development” ($73.0 million)—while also listing assets such as a Los Angeles land plot ($16.0 million) and a Los Angeles villa ($8.82 million).
E-Estate’s report also provides operational disclosure on its token issuance model, stating that in 2025 it sold 2,039,787 EST tokens out of 10,462,000 EST issued, and includes a reference price of “1 EST = $10”. The same document reports “total payouts to buyers” of $2.63 million and “EST holders globally” of 5,679 .
The disclosed portfolio and token metrics are not presented as audited financial statements. E-Estate says it engaged an independent consulting firm in Panama, Consultora Integral Multidisciplinaria Inc., to review the structural design of its reporting framework, while stating this review “does not constitute a statutory audit or assurance engagement”. The report also states portfolio values reflect “internal asset valuations based on market conditions and development progress,” and notes figures may be subject to adjustment as operational data is finalized.
The company’s own disclosures emphasize that the annual report is “for informational and transparency purposes” and “does not constitute investment advice, a prospectus, an offer, or a solicitation,” and that EST tokens “do not represent equity shares, voting rights, debt obligations, or financial securities of E-Estate as a corporate entity”. Separately, the Bloomberg LEI record for “E ESTATE GROUP INC.” lists its jurisdiction as Panama and identifies the Public Registry of Panama as the registration authority.
For issuers and platforms, the update provides a fresh set of self-reported scale and portfolio composition figures to benchmark tokenized real estate activity, particularly where token distribution and payouts are disclosed. For investors and counterparties, the practical change is informational rather than procedural: the company has published updated portfolio valuation totals and token issuance/sales metrics, while also flagging that valuations are internally produced and not presented as the outcome of a statutory audit. For regulators and supervisors, the disclosures highlight how one issuer frames token-holder rights and offer characterization, including explicit statements that the report is not a prospectus and tokens are not corporate securities as described by the issuer.
