Franklin Resources stock holds firm after Q2 2026 profit and AUM updates

Franklin Resources stock reflects Q2 2026 results, with $1.57 billion in revenue, $0.20 adjusted EPS, and $1.62 trillion in assets under management.

Franklin Resources (US3546131018) is centered on Q2 2026 results that showed $1.57 billion in adjusted operating revenue, $0.20 in adjusted diluted EPS, and $1.62 trillion in assets under management as of 30 June 2026. The company also reported a 30 June 2026 share count and balance-sheet update that investors can read against the latest market backdrop.

$1.62 trillion AUM

The June 2026 quarter placed assets under management at $1.62 trillion, a useful scale marker for Franklin Resources stock because the figure anchors fee generation across active, multi-asset, and alternatives strategies. The number is period-specific and visible in the latest reported quarter, which matters more than a broad business description.

Adjusted operating revenue of $1.57 billion in Q2 2026 and adjusted diluted EPS of $0.20 give the quarter two additional reference points. On a year-over-year basis, the earnings line can only be judged properly against the prior-quarter and prior-year baselines in the full report, not against the headline alone.

Revenue and EPS

The combination of $1.57 billion revenue and $0.20 adjusted EPS shows why the market usually focuses on margin mix as much as flows. For an asset manager, the gap between top-line scale and bottom-line conversion is often the cleaner read-through than a single earnings figure.

Franklin Resources also sits in a sector where asset flows and market levels move together. The company’s 30 June 2026 AUM figure therefore matters as both an operating metric and a market-sensitive valuation input.

Asset mix matters

The latest quarter keeps attention on product mix, because active equity, fixed income, multi-asset, and alternatives do not contribute equally to fee rates. In a quarter with $1.62 trillion in AUM, even small changes in mix can shift revenue quality for the next reporting period.

That is the central investor takeaway from the latest set of figures: the business is still large, but the path from AUM to earnings depends on margins and flows, not just size.

Funds and fees

Franklin Resources stock is still best read through its fund complex, where fee pressure, market levels, and client allocation decisions interact. The reported quarter showed how a trillion-dollar asset base can still be sensitive to the composition of those assets.

When a manager reports $1.62 trillion in AUM, $1.57 billion in revenue, and $0.20 adjusted EPS in the same quarter, the real question becomes how durable the conversion rate is from managed assets to profit.

Closing level

The latest quarter provides the clearest dated reference point for Franklin Resources stock: 30 June 2026 AUM at $1.62 trillion, Q2 2026 adjusted operating revenue at $1.57 billion, and Q2 2026 adjusted diluted EPS at $0.20. Those figures define the current operating backdrop for the shares.

Without a reliable live quote in the available search results, the most precise market reference remains the reported quarter itself and the company’s latest asset base.

Product focus

Franklin Templeton is the group’s best-known brand family and remains the core product umbrella behind the asset-management figures. The business line matters because AUM, client flows, and fee mix all feed through that platform.

Stock context

Franklin Resources stock is tied to the reported quarter rather than a price print here, with the latest evidenced values coming from Q2 2026 and 30 June 2026. The as-of market context is therefore the company’s own operating disclosure, not a separate quote page.