3i Group Half-Year Total Return Falls 51% to £1.62 Billion

By Public Technologies
  • 3i Group’s non-GAAP Investment-basis total return fell 51% year-over-year to £1.62 billion for the six months ended September 30, 2026.
  • Foreign-exchange translation swung to a £474 million loss, including hedging, due to sterling strengthening against the euro.
  • Diluted net asset value per share rose to 3,154 pence at September 30 from March 31.
  • A second share buyback program of up to £750 million will run through the end of May 2027.


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