Breakdown | |||||
TTM | Mar 2024 | Mar 2023 | Mar 2022 | Mar 2021 | Mar 2020 |
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Income Statement | Total Revenue | ||||
212.74M | 197.25M | 185.10M | 219.42M | 218.45M | 151.01M | Gross Profit |
187.56M | 174.59M | 160.39M | 187.52M | 201.24M | 138.34M | EBIT |
64.27M | 58.20M | 50.38M | 58.44M | 76.02M | 51.03M | EBITDA |
64.87M | 58.53M | 53.71M | 67.70M | 77.84M | 52.39M | Net Income Common Stockholders |
41.81M | 40.79M | 35.61M | 48.92M | 62.72M | 40.19M |
Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | ||||
146.33M | 146.33M | 190.02M | 198.91M | 193.87M | 146.41M | Total Assets |
217.62M | 217.62M | 241.68M | 249.85M | 255.73M | 172.98M | Total Debt |
7.51M | 7.51M | 9.26M | 3.14M | 4.36M | 5.62M | Net Debt |
-91.37M | -91.37M | -97.72M | -117.99M | -132.36M | -102.14M | Total Liabilities |
81.72M | 81.72M | 98.83M | 93.61M | 104.29M | 56.90M | Stockholders Equity |
135.90M | 135.90M | 142.85M | 156.25M | 151.44M | 116.08M |
Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | ||||
53.77M | 41.66M | 49.21M | 66.64M | 91.50M | 41.94M | Operating Cash Flow |
54.26M | 41.91M | 49.70M | 67.19M | 91.66M | 42.05M | Investing Cash Flow |
-11.00M | 13.11M | -19.91M | -39.02M | -20.05M | -6.11M | Financing Cash Flow |
-47.42M | -62.92M | -39.94M | -51.78M | -28.32M | -40.63M |
Polar Capital Holdings PLC has announced a change in its major holdings, specifically involving BlackRock, Inc. The notification indicates that BlackRock’s voting rights in Polar Capital have slightly decreased from 5.43% to 5.39%. This change in voting rights could have implications for Polar Capital’s shareholder dynamics and influence within the company, although the impact appears minimal given the small percentage change.
Polar Capital Holdings plc announced a transaction involving the transfer of 55,000 ordinary shares from Gail Evans, the wife of the Head of Global Distribution, Iain Evans, to him as a gift. This transfer, conducted off-market and for nil consideration, highlights internal shareholding adjustments and could reflect strategic personal or financial planning by key personnel within the company.
Polar Capital Holdings PLC has announced a change in its voting rights structure as BlackRock, Inc. increased its stake in the company. BlackRock now holds 5.43% of the voting rights, up from a previous 5.02%, due to an acquisition of additional shares and financial instruments. This change may influence the company’s governance and strategic decisions, impacting stakeholders and potentially affecting market perception of Polar Capital’s stability and growth prospects.
Alexander Black, the Chief Investment Officer of Polar Capital Holdings, has sold 11,000 shares of the company on 21 January 2025. This transaction might reflect a personal financial decision by a key managerial figure, but it can also signal potential strategic shifts or personal outlooks on the company’s market position, potentially impacting investor sentiment.
Polar Capital Holdings PLC recently reported a transaction involving its Chief Operating Officer, Nicholas Farren. On January 15, 2025, Mr. Farren transferred 5,232 ordinary shares of the company to his wife, Lucy Farren, as a gift without any financial consideration. This action is categorized as a transaction conducted by a person discharging managerial responsibilities and might be relevant for stakeholders tracking insider transactions within the company.
Polar Capital Holdings announced a 9% increase in its Assets under Management (AuM) to £23.8bn as of December 2024, attributed to market movements, fund performance, and net inflows, despite net outflows in certain funds and the closure of the Forager fund. Net performance fee profits were reported at £8.3m, with strong long-term performance, as 89% of UCITs AuM outperformed benchmarks since inception, positioning the company for continued success for clients and shareholders.