The firm reported third-quarter profit of $42.2 million, or 81 cents per share, maintaining parity with its year-earlier performance despite broader market volatility. When adjusted for one-time items, earnings reached 89 cents per share. This financial uptick reflects a steady climb for the stock, which has gained 8.5% throughout the year.

Chief Executive Joseph Harvey attributed the momentum to a shift in investor sentiment regarding real assets. He noted that the company’s push into new investment vehicles and global distribution channels is successfully broadening their addressable market. As client demand for diversified portfolios persists, the firm’s strategy appears to be gaining traction among institutional and individual investors alike.