Jupiter Fund Management

Jupiter Fund Management has announced a share buyback programme of up to £30 million or up to 3% of the issued share capital, expected to run until 8 October 2026. The aim is to reduce the issued share capital; all repurchased ordinary shares with a nominal value of 2 pence will be cancelled. Deutsche Bank, London, will execute the purchases as principal via the London Stock Exchange; the transactions will be carried out in accordance with applicable market rules and the previously granted shareholder authority. » More on de.investing.com

Jupiter Asset Management reported AUM growth of 19% to 54 billion GBP for H2 2025, driven by the acquisition of CCLA (+15 billion GBP) and high performance fees of 120 million GBP. Despite the asset growth, net management fees fell and the cost-income ratio at 82% is above target, signaling margin pressure. The stock rose about 6% after the earnings call, while management expects fees margins to fall further to around 63 basis points in 2026 but sees additional revenue growth from strategic initiatives. » More on de.investing.com

Jupiter Fund Management reports its first positive net inflows in eight years for 2025 of £1.3bn and AUM growth of 19% to £54.0bn, supported by substantially improved fund performance. Net revenue rose 18% to £431m, adjusted pre-tax profit increased 42% to £138.3m, with performance fees of £120.3m having a strong impact on profit. The acquisition of CCLA adds £15bn of AUM and is expected to deliver synergies, while management warns of continued fee pressure and more volatile performance fees; the dividend was cut to 4.4p. » More on de.investing.com

Jupiter Fund Management has reduced its voting rights interest in Colefax Group from 10.63% to 9.99%. The transaction took place on 9 February and now leaves Jupiter holding 522,452 voting rights, held via Jupiter Asset Management Limited and Northern Trust. No additional voting rights through financial instruments were reported; the reduction was disclosed via a TR-1 notification in accordance with the Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules. » More on de.investing.com

Following the acquisition of CCLA Investment Management, Jupiter Fund Management now holds 10,135,255 voting rights, representing a 6.08% stake in Oakley Capital Investments. Of that, 5.81% relates to the acquired CCLA and 0.27% to Jupiter Asset Management; the voting rights are held via intermediaries such as HSBC and Northern Trust. All reported rights are attached to shares, no other financial instruments were disclosed, and Oakley Capital was notified on February 5 in accordance with reporting obligations. » More on de.investing.com