The GQG Partners Inc (ASX: GQG) share price is in focus after the fund manager reported its total funds under management (FUM) rose to US$172.9 billion at February’s end, up from US$165.7 billion the previous month, thanks to strong investment performance.
What did GQG Partners report?
- Total FUM increased from US$165.7 billion to US$172.9 billion in February 2026
- Net flows saw an outflow of US$3.2 billion for the month
- Investment performance added US$10.5 billion to FUM
- International and Global strategies contributed most to growth
- Figures are unaudited and exclude private capital solutions
What else do investors need to know?
GQG Partners’ funds grew primarily due to positive investment returns, despite experiencing net outflows. International and Global strategies led the way, with International up US$4.0 billion and Global up US$2.0 billion after accounting for flows and performance.
The reported figures are unaudited and based on current estimates. The FUM data does not include activity from GQG Private Capital Solutions.
What’s next for GQG Partners?
GQG has flagged its next FUM updates for 13 April, 12 May, and 10 June 2026, which will give investors a closer look at ongoing trends. Management remains focused on delivering strong long-term returns for clients and managing net flows during challenging market conditions.
Investors will be watching upcoming announcements closely to see whether recent investment performance can offset continued net outflows.
GQG Partners share price snapshot
Over the past 12 months, GQG Partners shares have declined 9%, trailing the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: GQG) which has risen 10% over the same period.
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