Patria Investments Narrows 2026 Fee-Related Earnings Outlook to $225 Million-$235 Million
Bitget2026/11/03 11:09- Patria Investments narrowed its 2026 fee-related earnings guidance to $225 million-$235 million, or $1.42-$1.48 per share.
- Fourth-quarter revenue should rise on structuring and seasonal incentive fees, though market volatility could affect incentive fees.
- Year-to-date fee-related earnings reached $160.4 million, with earnings per share up 16%.
- The 2027 fee-related earnings target remains $260 million-$290 million, or $1.60-$1.80 per share, supported by $4.8 billion in pending fee-earning assets.
- Full-year fundraising is expected to exceed 2025's $7.7 billion record; year-to-date inflows reached $6.9 billion, nearly meeting the $7 billion target.
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