I hooked into these things over 5 years ago when they were less than two bucks. At the time BTIM only had about $40 Billion under management.Last time I looked, they pull that much in, every 6 months or so.Quite the performer for patient,long term shareholders.Now,with the MP over $9,they have just completed their SPP at $8.20.Not much left over for mums and dads,so I'm expecting to be scaled back to buggery in the maximum ten grand allowed. At least Westpac shareholders got to double up....sometimes you get lucky if you take the time to read the fine print in the PDF.
Statutory net profit after tax was $154.5 million for the 12 months to 30 September 2019, which compared to $202.0 million for the previous year. Cash net profit after tax (Cash NPAT) and cash earnings per share (Cash EPS) decreased by 19 per cent over the same period, to $163.5 million and 51.3 cents per share (cps), respectively.
The result was characterised by significantly lower performance fees, which were down 89 per cent from $54.5 million in the previous corresponding period (pcp) to $5.9 million. Base management fees declined a modest four per cent as funds under management (FUM) remained broadly steady and fee margins contracted two basis points to 49 basis points (bps) due to a change in asset mix. Operating profit pre-performance fees of $198.5 million was eight per cent lower compared to pcp.
A final dividend of 25.0 cps has been declared, bringing total full year dividends to 45.0 cps.
and now $6.90SPP shareholders averaged $19,000 in their applications, up to the $30,000 limit.
Although the new shares won't come with the 17 cent dividend paid on the 1st of July (dividend has to be declared in the current 2020-21 tax return), that's a nice little profit on today's $8.00 S.P.
“The TSW acquisition also creates a long-term opportunity to generate new FUM by doubling Pendal’s addressable market in the US,” said CEO Nick Good.
“It was intentionally driven by our commitment to growing in the US and is expected to deliver double-digit earnings accretion in its first year.”
“In addition to TSW, we’ve done a tonne of work on our strategic priorities around strengthening our distribution, expanding our product set particularly in ESG and responsible investing, and a lot of behind-the-scenes work in our product platform,” Mr Good said.
Now with less FUM...It's just a fairly boring funds manager isn't it?
What am I missing about this company?
It's just a fairly boring funds manager isn't it? And yet the share price seems to be in freefall with a 20% plunge at one point today.
apart from the international exposure , nothing that special , ( at least JHG can brag about Bill Gross in the team )It's just a fairly boring funds manager isn't it?
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