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Company details
Market cap
~$13B
AUM
~$2.2T
P/E (fwd, adj.)
~12×
Div yield
~3.3%
Revenue
~$6.4B
Rev. growth
+14%
Net income (FY25)
~-$0.3B (loss)
Net inflows (Q1'26)
+$21.8B
In plain English
Invesco is a global asset manager running roughly $2.2 trillion of other people's money — pension savers, financial advisers and institutions. Its hero product is the Invesco QQQ ETF, one of the world's most-traded funds, which tracks the Nasdaq-100; alongside it sit a big active-fund business (built up through the OppenheimerFunds and PowerShares takeovers) and a fast-growing China joint venture. It earns a slice of fees on every dollar it manages.
In simple terms
What Invesco really sells
Invesco is a global asset manager running roughly $2.2 trillion of other people's money — pension savers, financial advisers and institutions. Its hero product is the Invesco QQQ ETF, one of the world's most-traded funds, which tracks the Nasdaq-100; alongside it sit a big active-fund business (built up through the OppenheimerFunds and PowerShares takeovers) and a fast-growing China joint venture. It earns a slice of fees on every dollar it manages.
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