BUZZ - GQG Partners shares listed in Australia hit an all-time low as assets under management decline
路透社2026/11/11 03:36November 11 - ** GQG Partners (GQG.AX) shares once plunged 18.8%, hitting a historic low of AUD 0.788
** This was the stock’s largest intraday drop in nearly two years
** The asset management sector became the biggest drag on the performance of the All Ordinaries Index (.AORD) in Australia
** Both the Australian All Ordinaries Index (AORD) and the benchmark ASX 200 .AXJO rose by 0.2%
** GQG reported that as of October 31, 2026, its assets under management (link) stood at USD 131.6 billion, down from USD 163.9 billion on December 31, 2025
** So far this year, GQG has fallen almost 54%, underperforming AXJO and AORD, which rose by 3% and 5% respectively
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