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Phoenix Group Holdings – income value

steve
Friday 28 November 2025
Phoenix Group Holdings (PHNX) has emphasised “a strong first half performance with progress against all key financial metrics we use to drive the business, demonstrating continued momentum towards our 2026 targets”. The following is why that suggests a valuation meaning a prospective above 8% dividend yield looks too harsh.

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