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    Posted on March 12, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    British insurer M&G posted flat adjusted operating profit of £838 million for 2025, maintained its 2027 financial targets, and saw investment management client flows improve, aided by a tie‑up with Dai‑ichi Life, pushing net open‑business inflows to £7.8 billion while total net outflows narrowed to

    M&G Annual Profit Holds Steady as Investment Flows and Dividends Rise

    M&G 2025 Financial Performance Overview

    Annual Profit and Dividend Update

    LONDON, March 12 (Reuters) - British insurer M&G reported flat annual profit and reiterated its 2027 financial targets on Thursday and said that client flows into its investment management arm were picking up.

    M&G reported adjusted operating profit of 838 million pounds ($1.1 billion) for 2025, broadly unchanged on the prior year, and announced a full-year dividend of 20.5 pence per share, slightly up on 20.1 pence previously.

    Impact of Strategic Partnerships

    The company said it was starting to benefit from a tie-up with Japanese insurer Dai-ichi Life struck last year, helping drive up net inflows from open business to 7.8 billion pounds, up from 1.9 billion pounds.

    Net Inflows and Assets Under Management

    Once closed business was included in the figures, the company saw net outflows of 1.6 billion pounds for the year, reduced from 9.5 billion pounds previously. Assets under management came in at 375.9 billion pounds.

    ($1 = 0.7472 pounds)

    (Reporting by Iain WithersEditing by Tomasz Janowski)

    Table of Contents

    • M&G 2025 Financial Performance Overview
    • Annual Profit and Dividend Update
    • Impact of Strategic Partnerships
    • Net Inflows and Assets Under Management

    Key Takeaways

    • •M&G’s adjusted operating profit for 2025 was unchanged at £838 million, and it reiterated its 2027 financial targets, signaling confidence in its long‑term outlook.
    • •Client investment flows into its asset management arm strengthened markedly: net open‑business inflows climbed from £1.9 billion to £7.8 billion, with total net outflows shrinking to £1.6 billion.
    • •The strategic partnership with Dai‑ichi Life, including a ~15 % stake and long‑term collaboration, is expected to drive at least $6 billion in new business flows over the next five years, bolstering international growth ambitions.

    Frequently Asked Questions about M&G reports flat profit, investment flows improve

    1What was M&G's adjusted operating profit for 2025?

    M&G reported an adjusted operating profit of 838 million pounds for 2025, broadly unchanged from the previous year.

    2How much was M&G's full-year dividend per share?

    The full-year dividend was announced at 20.5 pence per share, up from 20.1 pence previously.

    3
    What impact did the Dai-ichi Life partnership have on M&G?

    The partnership with Japan's Dai-ichi Life helped drive net inflows from open business to 7.8 billion pounds.

    4How did M&G's net outflows change compared to the prior year?

    Net outflows were reduced to 1.6 billion pounds for the year, down from 9.5 billion pounds previously.

    5What were M&G's assets under management at year-end?

    Assets under management stood at 375.9 billion pounds.

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