GQG Partners (ASX:GQG) is back in focus after Charles Falck officially stepped into the chief financial officer role on 1 January 2026, following the retirement of long serving CFO Melodie Zakaluk.
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The leadership change comes as the share price has shown positive momentum in recent months, with a 12.15% 90 day share price return but a 1 year total shareholder return decline of 2.25%, suggesting shorter term optimism alongside a more mixed longer term experience.
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With GQG Partners trading at A$1.80 and sitting at what some models flag as a sizeable intrinsic discount, the real question is whether this reflects genuine mispricing or whether the market is already factoring in expectations for future growth.
Robbo’s narrative puts fair value for GQG Partners at A$1.94 per share versus the latest A$1.80 close, framing the stock as modestly undervalued and heavily shaped by its fund flows and capital allocation.
GQG Partners is a funds management business that has recorded strong earnings growth over the past year, with EPS rising from US$0.095 to US$0.14. Since 2023 it has grown its funds under management from US$106 billion to US$143 billion, while return on equity sits near 80 per cent.
Want to see what kind of revenue path and profit margins sit behind that valuation call, and how they link to fund flows and client growth? The full narrative spells out the earnings profile, the valuation multiple used and the role of a high discount rate in keeping the fair value in check. If you want to understand how those pieces add up to that A$1.94 figure, the next step is to read it in full.
Result: Fair Value of $1.94 (UNDERVALUED)
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However, there are still clear risks here, including exposure to contested holdings like Adani and Petrobras, as well as pressure on active managers from passive products and fee compression.
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