Bridgepoint FY25 profit before tax rises 6% to GBP 85.7 million as AUM climbs 25% to USD 94.1 billion

Reuters03-12
Bridgepoint FY25 profit before tax rises 6% to GBP 85.7 million as AUM climbs 25% to USD 94.1 billion

Bridgepoint said FY2025 underlying management fees and other income rose 6% to GBP 427.7 million, while performance-related earnings increased 10% to GBP 151.6 million driven by valuation growth and exits including Kereis, Vermaat, Calpine and Symmetry. Underlying EBITDA increased 4% to GBP 304.8 million, with an EBITDA margin of 52.6%. Assets under management rose 25% to USD 94.1 billion and the group deployed EUR 7.8 billion of capital while returning EUR 8.1 billion to fund investors. Bridgepoint reported profit before tax of GBP 85.7 million and profit after tax of GBP 56.7 million, with basic EPS of 5.0 pence. Chief Executive Raoul Hughes said the group had raised EUR 14 billion toward its EUR 24 billion fundraising target by end-2026 and management expects performance-related earnings to be 20%-25% of total income in 2026 and 2027.

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