Amundi has reported an adjusted net income of €1.35 billion for 2025. Excluding the exceptional corporate tax contribution, this figure would have reached nearly €1.43 billion, an increase of 3%, while its pre-tax profit rose by 6% to €1.86 billion.
The asset management and investment group posted an adjusted cost-to-income ratio of 52.1%, supported by "controlled" growth in adjusted operating expenses, which rose 6% compared to the 2024 pro forma, reaching €1.78 billion.
Also compared to the 2024 pro forma, its adjusted net revenues increased by 6% to €3.42 billion, driven by all business revenue streams, including a 4% rise in net management fees, buoyed by growth in assets under management.
Among its revenues, Amundi also reported a 23% increase in performance fees to €173 million, linked to strong management performance, as well as a 45% rise in technology revenues to €116 million.
"2025 marks the successful launch of our new strategic plan 'Invest for the Future' with record inflows of +€88 billion and assets under management at an all-time high of €2.38 trillion," highlighted CEO Valérie Baudson.
"After successfully deploying our excess capital through four value-creating external growth operations, we are proposing a dividend of €4.25 per share for 2025 and returning €500 million to shareholders via share buybacks," she continued.
Amundi features among the world's leading asset management firms. The group performs active management of shares, bonds and yields. It also conducts passive management of indexed funds as well as management of non-liquid assets (property assets and private debts).
At the end of 2025, Amundi had more than EUR 2,380 billion outstandings under management, spread mainly over the following customer types: institutional customers and employee savings schemes (33.5%), partner networks and third-party distributors (29.6%), and insurers (19.1%).
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