Jupiter Fund Management Plc (LSE:JUP) has reported a robust beginning to 2025, showing improved client sentiment across both institutional and retail sectors. The firm recorded net positive fund inflows in the second quarter, balancing out the outflows experienced in the first quarter, and saw its assets under management grow by 4% to reach £47.1 billion.
Although underlying and statutory profits were lower compared to the prior year, Jupiter kept operating costs down through disciplined cost management. The recent acquisition of CCLA Investment Management Limited is expected to boost scale and operational efficiency, further supporting the company’s strategic goals. Additionally, the company declared an ordinary dividend of 2.1p per share, reflecting confidence in maintaining positive momentum throughout the year.
Jupiter’s outlook remains cautiously optimistic. While strong valuation metrics, strategic corporate actions like the share buyback, and acquisitions are clear positives, technical indicators point to potential overbought conditions. Continued focus on overcoming revenue pressures will be vital for sustaining growth.
About Jupiter Fund Management Plc
Jupiter Fund Management Plc is a financial services company specializing in asset management. It provides a variety of investment products and services aimed primarily at institutional and retail clients, emphasizing active management with high conviction to deliver positive investment results.
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