How Investors Are Reacting To GQG Partners (ASX:GQG) Net Outflows And Contrarian AI Stance

Simply Wall St · 2d ago
  • In November, GQG Partners reported ongoing net outflows across its equity strategies, yet total funds under management still edged up to US$166.1 billion, supported in part by portfolio moves such as reducing its stake in JSW Energy.
  • The firm’s public scepticism about artificial intelligence, including a whitepaper questioning OpenAI’s business model, highlights an investment stance that increasingly contrasts with prevailing market enthusiasm for AI-related themes.
  • We’ll now examine how these persistent outflows and GQG’s contrarian AI positioning may influence its previously outlined investment narrative.

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GQG Partners Investment Narrative Recap

To own GQG Partners, you need to believe that its active, benchmark-aware style and high-fee equity products can keep attracting and retaining client assets despite industry pressure toward cheaper passive options. The latest update, showing a fifth month of equity outflows but a slight lift in total funds under management to US$166.1 billion, largely reinforces that the key near term catalyst remains a stabilisation in net flows, while the most immediate risk is sustained client redemptions that weigh on fee revenue.

The recent reduction of GQG’s stake in JSW Energy, executed through sizeable block trades, sits neatly alongside this picture. It underscores how portfolio repositioning is occurring at the same time as flows remain under pressure, and it gives investors another data point when thinking about how GQG might seek to protect fee levels and fund performance as it leans into, or away from, certain equity exposures.

Yet while flows are the obvious headline risk, investors also need to be aware that...

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GQG Partners' narrative projects $913.7 million revenue and $462.4 million earnings by 2028. This requires 4.5% yearly revenue growth and an earnings increase of about $8.3 million from $454.1 million today.

Uncover how GQG Partners' forecasts yield a A$2.31 fair value, a 31% upside to its current price.

Exploring Other Perspectives

ASX:GQG 1-Year Stock Price Chart
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Twenty members of the Simply Wall St Community currently place GQG’s fair value anywhere between about A$1.77 and A$4.78, showing how far apart individual views can be. As you weigh those valuations against the recent run of net outflows and what that could mean for fee revenue resilience, it is worth exploring several of these perspectives before forming your own view.

Explore 20 other fair value estimates on GQG Partners - why the stock might be worth just A$1.77!

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