Ninety One Group (N91.L,N91.JO,NY1.JO), an asset management firm, reported increase in pre-tax profit and assets under management for the first half compared to last year.
On the London Stock Exchange, shares were trading 2.64% down at 214 pence.
The company's profit before tax were 102.2 million pounds, a 10 percent increase from 93.3 million pounds last year.
In the first half, earnings per share were 8.9 pence, an increase of 14 percent from 7.8 pence a year ago.
For the reported period, adjusted earnings per share rose 15 percent to 8.4 pence from 7.3 pence a year ago.
For the comparable period, adjusted operating profit were 98.8 million pounds, 12 percent higher than 88.6 million pounds in the prior year.
Revenue grew to 356.9 million pounds from 343.0 million pounds last year.
Net revenue were 304.7 million pounds, an increase of 5 percent from 290.3 million pounds for the comparative period.
The firm's closing asset under management or AUM were 152.1 billion pounds, 19 percent higher from 127.4 billion pounds in the previous year.
For the latest period, average assets under management were 139.7 billion pounds, higher than 126.7 billion in the prior year period.
Ninety One's net inflows were 4.3 billion pounds, compared to a net outflow of 5.3 billion pounds last year.
Further, the Board has declared an interim dividend of 6.0 pence per share. a 11 percent increase from 5.4 pence the earlier year. The dividend will be paid on December 19 to shareholders recorded on the UK and South African share registers on December 5.
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