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Vinci Partners reports fee-related revenue growth and a 47% profit increase in Q1 2026 versus the prior year, driven by the full integration of Verde and improved operational efficiency. Management fees rose 25% to R$244.9m, while advisory fees fell 35% due to weaker M&A activity. The FRE margin widened to 35.4%, fee-related earnings per share rose to R$1.47, and AuM reached R$346.8bn; the company announced a quarterly dividend of 0.17 US-$ per share. Vinci Partners also expects around R$100m in net compensation payments from the Galeão concession auction and announced a strategic expansion into Argentina through a merger with BACS. » More on de.investing.com

Vinci Partners reported adjusted distributable earnings of R$292m for 2025 (+22%) and assets under management of R$354.1bn. Earnings per share were $6.79, well above analysts' $1.19 expectation; the stock rose 1.97% in after-hours trading. Growth was supported by the 50.1% takeover of Verde, capital raises in Credit and Global IP&S, and an infrastructure SMA of R$2.8bn. Concerns include a 62% decline in advisory fees and net outflows in the equity segment, which could weigh on future earnings growth. » More on de.investing.com

Vinci Partners Investments Ltd. reported Q2 2025 EPS of $1.20, topping expectations of $1.10, while revenue of $249.79 million fell short of forecasts. Management announced new climate-focused funds, a target for double-digit currency-adjusted AUM growth and measures to boost margins; the stock rose 5.77% after hours. The board and analysts see risks mainly from currency fluctuations and geopolitical uncertainties in Latin America. » More on de.investing.com