Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for KKR & Co..
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Alexander Blostein
Goldman Sachs
6 questions for KKR
Glenn Schorr
Evercore ISI
6 questions for KKR
Michael Cyprys
Morgan Stanley
6 questions for KKR
Patrick Davitt
Autonomous Research
6 questions for KKR
Steven Chubak
Wolfe Research
6 questions for KKR
Brian Bedell
Deutsche Bank
5 questions for KKR
Brian McKenna
Citizens JMP Securities
4 questions for KKR
Craig Siegenthaler
Bank of America
4 questions for KKR
Ben Budish
Barclays PLC
3 questions for KKR
Benjamin Budish
Barclays PLC
3 questions for KKR
Bill Katz
TD Securities
3 questions for KKR
Daniel Fannon
Jefferies Financial Group Inc.
3 questions for KKR
John Barnidge
Piper Sandler
3 questions for KKR
Kyle Voigt
Keefe, Bruyette & Woods
3 questions for KKR
Michael Brown
Wells Fargo Securities
3 questions for KKR
William Katz
TD Cowen
3 questions for KKR
Arnaud Giblat
BNP Paribas
2 questions for KKR
Greg Sockenfowler
Bank of America
2 questions for KKR
Christoph Kotowski
Oppenheimer & Co. Inc.
1 question for KKR
Vikram Gandhi
HSBC
1 question for KKR
Recent press releases and 8-K filings for KKR.
- Posted $1.42 per share operating earnings, underpinned by recurring segment earnings that comprised 85% of pre-tax segment earnings on an LTM basis.
- Recorded a full-year $19 billion in embedded gains at December 31, up 19% YoY and over 50% vs. two years ago.
- Achieved a record $129 billion of capital raised in 2025, including $28 billion in Q4 and a credit fundraising record of $68 billion.
- Deployed $95 billion of capital in 2025 (up 13% YoY) and ended the year with $118 billion of dry powder to support future investments.
- Agreed to acquire Arctos for $1.4 billion in equity and cash, launching a new KKR Solutions vertical targeting $100 billion AUM in sports, GP solutions, and secondaries.
- Q4 2025 fee-related EPS was $1.08, total operating EPS was $1.42, and adjusted net income per share was $1.12; management fees totaled $1.1 billion, up 24% YoY.
- Funds raised were $28 billion in Q4, bringing full-year capital raising to $129 billion—KKR’s highest in history—with $68 billion in credit, and third-party insurance sidecar capacity of $6.5 billion.
- Invested $32 billion in Q4 (FY $95 billion, +13% YoY) with $118 billion of dry powder, and total embedded gains reached $19 billion, up 19% YoY.
- Announced acquisition of Arctos for $1.4 billion of equity (up to $550 million in earnout), adding ~$15 billion AUM in sports and GP solutions and launching a KKR Solutions vertical targeting $100 billion AUM.
- KKR reported $1.08 fee-related EPS, $1.42 total operating EPS, and $1.12 adjusted net income EPS, with Q4 management fees of $1.1 billion (+24% YoY) and full-year management fees of $4.1 billion, evenly split across private equity, real assets, and credit.
- Raised $28 billion in Q4, delivering a record $129 billion of capital raised in 2025, including $68 billion in credit and $4.5 billion of Global Atlantic third-party capital.
- Generated $528 million of realized performance income in Q4, deployed $32 billion in the quarter and $95 billion in 2025, achieved $19 billion of embedded gains (↑19% YoY), and holds $118 billion of dry powder.
- Announced acquisition of Arctos for $1.4 billion equity consideration plus up to $550 million of earn-out, establishing the KKR Solutions vertical targeting $100 billion+ AUM.
- Achieved record annual Fee Related Earnings of $3.7 billion (up 14% YoY) and Adjusted Net Income of $4.4 billion ($4.87/adj. share) for FY 2025.
- Expanded Assets Under Management to $744 billion (+17% YoY), with $129 billion of new capital raised (a record) and $95 billion of capital invested in 2025.
- Entered a definitive agreement to acquire Arctos Partners (≈$15 billion AUM), establishing “KKR Solutions” to bolster sports investing and multi-asset secondaries.
- Declared a $0.185 per-share regular dividend for Q4 2025 and announced an increase in annualized dividend from $0.74 to $0.78 beginning Q1 2026.
- KKR has entered a definitive agreement to acquire Arctos Partners for an initial consideration of $1.4 billion, plus up to $550 million in future equity tied to performance targets.
- Arctos, founded in 2019 and managing ~$15 billion in AUM, is the largest institutional investor in professional sports franchise stakes and a leading GP solutions provider.
- Upon closing, KKR will form a new KKR Solutions business—led by Arctos Managing Partner Ian Charles—that integrates Arctos Sports, Arctos Keystone and a scaled secondaries platform.
- The transaction is expected to be immediately accretive and will boost KKR’s long-duration capital to 53% of its $759 billion AUM.
- KKR & Co. Inc. entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Arctos Partners for $1.4 billion in initial consideration and up to $550 million in additional equity tied to performance and share price.
- Arctos, with $15 billion of AUM, is the largest institutional investor in professional sports franchise stakes and a top-five GP solutions platform.
- The deal is expected to be accretive per share immediately post-closing and remains subject to regulatory and sports league approvals.
- Upon completion, Arctos’ managing partners and team will join KKR, and KKR will launch KKR Solutions, integrating sports, GP solutions, and a secondaries business.
- KKR and Singtel will acquire the remaining 82% stake in ST Telemedia Global Data Centres for S$6.6 billion, implying an enterprise value of S$13.8 billion.
- Upon closing, KKR will own 75% and Singtel 25% of STT GDC, accounting for conversion of existing preference shares.
- The consortium’s initial S$1.75 billion investment in 2024 saw STT GDC’s development pipeline grow from 1.4 GW to >1.7 GW.
- STT GDC operates 2.3 GW of design capacity across 12 major markets in Asia Pacific and Europe, offering high-quality colocation and connectivity services.
- The transaction is expected to close by early H2 2026, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals.
- KKR-led consortium completed additional investment in Sylvan, with Novo Holdings increasing its ownership; KKR remains majority investor.
- The financing round included global investors such as TPG NewQuest, Ping An Capital, China Post Insurance, Schroders Capital, and Tsao Pao Chee; KKR deployed its international, domestic, and first RMB-denominated funds.
- This investment will support Sylvan’s next phase of global expansion, including production capacity increases, enhanced R&D, and new high-growth product categories across Asia.
- Completed a $2.5 billion fundraise for Asia Credit Opportunities Fund II—$1.8 billion for the fund and $700 million via separately managed accounts.
- ACOF II is the largest pan-regional performing private credit fund in APAC and follows KKR’s inaugural Asia credit fund, which closed at $1.1 billion in 2022.
- The platform has signed 10 investments representing about $1.9 billion of KKR commitments (total transaction volume of $4.6 billion), with over half the fund already deployed.
- Since 2019, KKR’s Asia Credit strategy has completed 60+ investments totaling $8.3 billion of KKR capital and $27.5 billion in transaction value.
- ACOF II will target senior and unitranche direct lending, capital solutions and collateral-backed investments to meet rising investor demand amid retreating bank lending and regional market shifts.
- KKR and RWE form a 50:50 JV to build Norfolk Vanguard East & West offshore windfarms with combined 3 GW capacity and over $15 bn in capex, targeting operations by 2029/2030 and powering 3 million UK homes
- Both projects secured a Contract for Difference allocation in the UK’s Allocation Round 7
- Since 2011, KKR’s Infrastructure platform has committed $31 bn to energy transition and renewables and maintains a pipeline exceeding 50 GW
- RWE is the second-largest offshore wind operator globally with 19 operational farms across Europe
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