Jupiter shares hit four-year high on annual net inflows
Jupiter reported 1.3 billion pounds in net inflows for 2025 and launched a 30 million pound buyback. Shares rose 14% as profits beat analyst expectations.
Shares of Jupiter Fund Management Plc surged more than 14% on Thursday after the firm reported its first annual net inflow since 2017. The asset manager, headquartered in the United Kingdom, reached its highest share price since February 2022 as investors reacted to a significant turnaround in capital flows and a robust capital return program.
For the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025, the company recorded net inflows of £1.3 billion, a sharp reversal from the £10.3 billion in net outflows reported during the previous year. This recovery was supported by positive momentum across both institutional and retail-and-wholesale channels, with the latter showing marked improvement in sentiment through the second half of the year. Adjusted pretax profit for the period reached £138.3 million, comfortably exceeding the company-compiled analyst consensus estimate of £108.6 million.
