Henri Lucas announces that EMINENCE CAPITAL LTD surpasses USD 5 billion in assets under management

In a special communication to investors, Henri Lucas announced that EMINENCE CAPITAL LTD’s assets under management (AUM) has surpassed the $5 billion milestone. This figure, which is less than 18 months from the company’s establishment, sets a record for the fastest growth among emerging asset management companies and demonstrates the market’s strong recognition of its innovative investment framework.

This achievement is the result of the synergy of three engines: the Technology Growth Fund continues to attract institutional capital inflows, the Asian M&A Fund completes the first round of project delivery, and the fixed income strategy has an excellent start. It is particularly noteworthy that institutional investors account for as much as 82% of the company’s client structure, including three sovereign wealth funds and more than a dozen top global pension funds, reflecting the high trust of professional investors in EMINENCE’s investment methodology.

Lucas revealed in the communication that after the scale exceeds 5 billion US dollars, the company will launch the “Tomorrow’s Architecture” upgrade plan: the investment research team will be expanded to 100 people, focusing on strengthening the quantitative infrastructure; the risk management system will introduce quantum computing test modules; and two new offices will be established in Singapore and Zurich to improve the global coverage network. “We refuse to dilute performance due to scale expansion,” Lucas emphasized, “each additional dollar must pass a strict capacity boundary test.”

Institutional Investor magazine commented that EMINENCE’s growth trajectory broke the traditional perception of the asset management industry – while maintaining an annualized 21% return on its flagship strategy, it achieved rapid expansion, proving that its systematic investment process is highly scalable. With the launch of a new round of fundraising, the young company is steadily moving towards its goal of exceeding US$8 billion this year.