Tatton Asset Management PLC on Tuesday reported record organic net inflows for its recently ended financial year, helping drive strong revenue and profit growth as the firm stays on track to meet its medium-term growth targets.
The Cheshire, England-based firm offering fund management, regulatory, compliance and business consulting services said assets under management and influence rose 24% year-on-year to £21.83 billion at March 31, up from £17.60 billion.
This included record net inflows of £3.69 billion, equivalent to 22% of opening AuM. Total AuM/I has since risen further to £22.94 billion in early June.
Revenue for the financial year ended March 31 increased 23% to £45.3 million from £36.8 million, while pretax profit climbed to £21.6 million from £16.8 million. Adjusted operating profit rose 24% to £22.9 million, with a stable margin of just over 50%.
Tatton raised its final dividend to 9.5 pence per share from 8.0p, bringing the full-year payout to 19.0p, up 19% from 16.0p.
Chief Executive Officer Paul Hogarth said the group made strong progress on its long-term strategic goals despite macroeconomic headwinds and unpredictable markets. ‘We remain committed to achieving our goal of reaching the milestone of £30 billion AUM/I by financial 2029,’ he said.
Tatton also reported a strong start to the new financial year, with £611 million of net inflows in the first 10 weeks, though it anticipates a more normalised run rate of £200 million to £250 million per month going forward.
Looking ahead, the company said its IFA-focused approach, scalable model, and consistent investment performance leave it well positioned to continue delivering growth amid ongoing market volatility.
Shares in Tatton were up 9.3% at 656.00 pence in London at midday on Tuesday.
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