Jupiter Fund Management Share Price (JUP)

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Jupiter Fund Management posted encouraging FY25 results delivering materially improved financial and operational performance which marks a turning point after several years of net outflows and earnings pressure. Total net revenue rose 18% to £431.0m despite a 7% decline in management fee revenue (to £310.7m) due to lower average AUM versus 2024. An uplift in higher-margin performance fees more than offset this management fee pressure. Underlying profit before tax rose 42% to £138.3m (2024: £97.5m), primarily driven by this sharp increase in performance fees to £120.3m (2024: £31.2m). Statutory profit before tax increased 49% to £131.9m, while underlying EPS rose 45% to 19.4p, reflecting stronger revenue momentum and disciplined cost control. Assets under management (AUM) increased 19% to £54.0bn, supported by £1.3bn of net inflows—the first full calendar year of positive net flows since 2017—alongside £7.4bn of favourable market movements. Systematic equities was the standout contributor, with over £4.0bn of inflows, while Global and UK equity strategies also attracted demand. Encouragingly momentum has reportedly continued into early 2026. Cost...

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I would imagine Deutsche Bank have been waiting for ex div / record day to pass, they’ll be able to buy more shares for their money.

This one just got interesting again. What's happening with the buyback though ... surely there should be a daily RNS on purchase volumes?

.. then again, heeheehee .. they call it "investing" aka "gamblin on orses".

Hmm maybe someone with better visibility could opine but I think this has been a pretty popular short not just this morning but for quite a few days. It looks like any long positions on LSE will be painful for a while.