Foresight Group AUM and FUM surge by more than 30%

‘Outstanding year’

Cristian Angeloni
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Foresight Group has reported significant increases to its assets and funds under management, by 37% and 34%, respectively.

AUM grew to £12.2bn in the financial year to 31 March 2023, from £8.8bn in 2022. Similarly, FUM went from £6.7m last year, to £9bn at the end of March. The company said it has a "strong pipeline of organic funding" scheduled for the current year, which will keep it on track to deliver AUM growth rate of 20-25% per annum on a rolling three-year average basis. Foresight launches £15m share offer for Solar & Technology VCT FWT shares Foresight's infrastructure division grew its AUM by 50% to £9.5bn over the year, with its acquisition of Infrastructure Capital Group in September 2022 a...

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