Quilter PLC Ordinary Shares

Quilter recorded record core net inflows of £6bn in the first half (up 32%), revenue of £379m (up 12%) and adjusted profit of £112m (up 12%); adjusted diluted earnings per share rose 13% to £0.061. Operating margin remained at 30% despite higher costs, the interim dividend was raised 5% to £0.021 and the share buyback programme is about 70% complete. The stock fell about 4.4% early on, with investors blaming rising costs, lower interest income and ongoing investments. Quilter confirms a constructive outlook, expects annual costs of £530–540m, forecasts H2 profit slightly above H1 and targets long-term net inflows of over 45% and operating margins in the mid-30s percentage points. » More on de.investing.com

Quilter reported core net inflows of £3.1bn for the first quarter of 2026 and an increase in assets under management to £141.9bn, after which the share rose 4.5%. Inflows in the affluent segment amounted to £2.9bn and were 50% above consensus expectations, and the high-net-worth segment also beat forecasts. Despite adverse market movements during the quarter, the strong inflows and productivity gains support the prospect of upward revisions to earnings estimates. » More on de.investing.com

Quilter reports core net inflows of £9.1bn for fiscal 2025 (+75%) and achieved an operating margin target of 30%. Revenue rose 5% to £701m, adjusted pre-tax profit increased 6% to £207m, and adjusted earnings per share grew to 11.0p. The dividend is raised 7% to 6.3p and a £100m share buyback program was launched; assets under management stand at £128.6bn. Quilter highlights strategic initiatives, distribution growth and solid capital ratios (Solvency II ~200%) as the basis for further growth. » More on de.investing.com