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