On Wednesday morning, Tikehau Capital reported annual results for 2023 that it described as "solid on all fronts", thanks in particular to record fund inflows.

The specialist in alternative asset management said that last year it generated net income, group share, of 177 million euros, of which 105 million in the second half, representing growth of 144% compared with the second half of 2022.

In a press release, the Group highlights the positive effects of its internationalization, a "growth gas pedal" model that it believes paves the way for future results.

Its dividend will thus be raised to 0.75 euros per share, up 7% on 2022.

Tikehau has also confirmed its targets for 2026, with the additional objective of achieving net income, group share, of around €500 million by this date.

By 2026, its asset management business should exceed €65 billion in assets under management, compared with €42.8 billion at the end of 2023.

Over the past financial year, it claims to have recorded record net inflows of 6.5 billion euros, 37% higher than the average for the 2017-2022 period.

Despite these results, described by analysts as "solid" and even "impressive", the stock was down 1.4% in early trading on the Paris Bourse on Wednesday.

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