Market Cap 66.01B
Revenue (ttm) 32.05B
Net Income (ttm) 3.49B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 16.07
Forward PE 13.81
Profit Margin 10.90%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.31
Volume 6,265,700
Avg Vol 3,906,778
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 580.42M
Stochastic %K 13%
Beta 1.57
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $161.28

Company Profile

Apollo Global Management, Inc. is a private equity firm specializing in investments in credit, private equity, infrastructure, secondaries and real estate markets. The firm prefers to invest in private and public markets. The firm's private equity investments include traditional buyouts, recapitalization, distressed buyouts and debt investments in real estate, corporate partner buyouts, distressed asset, corporate carve-outs, middle market, growth, venture capital, turnaround, bridge, corporate...

Industry: Asset Management
Sector: Financial Services
Phone: 212 515 3200
Address:
9 West 57th Street, 41st Floor, New York, United States
Nickv27
Nickv27 Feb. 25 at 5:09 PM
$APO https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apollo-global-management-apo-attractive-141340438.html
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DomLuminous
DomLuminous Feb. 25 at 4:03 PM
$APO After recent ER should be over 200
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Jstr22
Jstr22 Feb. 25 at 3:37 PM
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JLInvest
JLInvest Feb. 25 at 1:50 PM
$SPY $QQQ More welfare systems being proposed by the government. 1k match for those without employer sponsored 401ks. I'd rather the government increase caps in IRA's and other self directed options than creating a bigger pool of 401k investors. In the background Private Equity firms are aggressively lobbying the government to gain access to 401k plans. $OWL $BLK $APO 401k add friction with all sorts of fees. This is why Private Equity funds want in. 401ks were designed by Wall Street.
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Copperheads
Copperheads Feb. 24 at 9:32 PM
$APO $BX $CRWV $JPM $OWL oh he is full of shit he posted the same bullshit about bitcoin years back stated it was a pet rock and a Ponzi scheme. How that work out for him, these clowns should just keep their fat mouths shut no one fucking cares about their opinions. We live in the trenches daily buying and selling stocks these clowns just sit in their luxurious offices and collect their millions in salaries. Idiots all of them.
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Feb. 24 at 8:57 PM
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned that “dumb stuff” reminiscent of the 2008 financial crisis may be resurfacing—this time in the $3 trillion private-credit market. He cautioned that credit cycles often bring surprises and said his “anxiety is high,” particularly as opaque lending grows outside traditional banks. Private-credit giants like Blue Owl Capital , Blackstone , and Apollo Global Management have expanded aggressively, stepping in as banks retreated from corporate lending. Much of that growth funded private-equity deals and, more recently, AI-related data center buildouts. Concerns are mounting that heavy exposure to leveraged tech and infrastructure projects—such as financing tied to CoreWeave —could strain lenders if conditions worsen. Unlike public markets, where falling stock prices quickly signal stress, private credit is illiquid and loans are often marked internally, delaying recognition of losses. $JPM $OWL $BX $APO $CRWV
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Bullock3000
Bullock3000 Feb. 24 at 6:49 PM
$SLV DOWN and private credit ($OWL $APO $KKR ) UP. The usual suspects are fleecing some retail pocket change today. Be frightened by real asset decline and FOMO our opaque fantasies. ROFL.
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DomLuminous
DomLuminous Feb. 24 at 4:49 PM
$APO Looks like the ties are getting deeper with $COIN. Coin partnered with Yahoo Finance to enable instant trading from Yahoo finance.
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DomLuminous
DomLuminous Feb. 24 at 2:56 PM
$APO Defending the SUB 110 level!
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Bullock3000
Bullock3000 Feb. 23 at 8:20 PM
$OWL P/E=174. $APO P/E=21. $OWL right now is just a pinky promise (just after breaking a key promise). The stock price is controlled by Institutional unwind algorithms. Expect today everday, or worse.
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Latest News on APO
Two Low-SaaS 11%+ BDCs Going From Bargains To Buys

Feb 25, 2026, 10:08 AM EST - 9 hours ago

Two Low-SaaS 11%+ BDCs Going From Bargains To Buys

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Apollo Sent the Following Letter to Clients and Partners

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Apollo Names Diego De Giorgi as Incoming Head of EMEA

Feb 9, 2026, 11:41 PM EST - 15 days ago

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Apollo Global Management Profit Falls, Revenue Rises

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Apollo Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2025 Results

Feb 9, 2026, 6:30 AM EST - 16 days ago

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Nickv27
Nickv27 Feb. 25 at 5:09 PM
$APO https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apollo-global-management-apo-attractive-141340438.html
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DomLuminous
DomLuminous Feb. 25 at 4:03 PM
$APO After recent ER should be over 200
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Jstr22
Jstr22 Feb. 25 at 3:37 PM
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JLInvest
JLInvest Feb. 25 at 1:50 PM
$SPY $QQQ More welfare systems being proposed by the government. 1k match for those without employer sponsored 401ks. I'd rather the government increase caps in IRA's and other self directed options than creating a bigger pool of 401k investors. In the background Private Equity firms are aggressively lobbying the government to gain access to 401k plans. $OWL $BLK $APO 401k add friction with all sorts of fees. This is why Private Equity funds want in. 401ks were designed by Wall Street.
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Copperheads
Copperheads Feb. 24 at 9:32 PM
$APO $BX $CRWV $JPM $OWL oh he is full of shit he posted the same bullshit about bitcoin years back stated it was a pet rock and a Ponzi scheme. How that work out for him, these clowns should just keep their fat mouths shut no one fucking cares about their opinions. We live in the trenches daily buying and selling stocks these clowns just sit in their luxurious offices and collect their millions in salaries. Idiots all of them.
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Feb. 24 at 8:57 PM
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned that “dumb stuff” reminiscent of the 2008 financial crisis may be resurfacing—this time in the $3 trillion private-credit market. He cautioned that credit cycles often bring surprises and said his “anxiety is high,” particularly as opaque lending grows outside traditional banks. Private-credit giants like Blue Owl Capital , Blackstone , and Apollo Global Management have expanded aggressively, stepping in as banks retreated from corporate lending. Much of that growth funded private-equity deals and, more recently, AI-related data center buildouts. Concerns are mounting that heavy exposure to leveraged tech and infrastructure projects—such as financing tied to CoreWeave —could strain lenders if conditions worsen. Unlike public markets, where falling stock prices quickly signal stress, private credit is illiquid and loans are often marked internally, delaying recognition of losses. $JPM $OWL $BX $APO $CRWV
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Bullock3000
Bullock3000 Feb. 24 at 6:49 PM
$SLV DOWN and private credit ($OWL $APO $KKR ) UP. The usual suspects are fleecing some retail pocket change today. Be frightened by real asset decline and FOMO our opaque fantasies. ROFL.
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DomLuminous
DomLuminous Feb. 24 at 4:49 PM
$APO Looks like the ties are getting deeper with $COIN. Coin partnered with Yahoo Finance to enable instant trading from Yahoo finance.
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DomLuminous
DomLuminous Feb. 24 at 2:56 PM
$APO Defending the SUB 110 level!
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Bullock3000
Bullock3000 Feb. 23 at 8:20 PM
$OWL P/E=174. $APO P/E=21. $OWL right now is just a pinky promise (just after breaking a key promise). The stock price is controlled by Institutional unwind algorithms. Expect today everday, or worse.
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Feb. 23 at 5:44 PM
PickAlpha Midday: Private equity is still stuck in a “no exits, no cash back” loop. Bain says distributions stayed at ~14% of NAV in 2025 (near post-GFC lows) while the industry sits on ~$3.8T of unsold assets. Deal value rebounded (+$44% to ~$904B) but transactions fell (-6% to 3,018) and fundraising slid -16% to ~$395B — the 4th straight annual decline. The return bar is rising too: LPs are pushing for 20%+ net IRR, and Bain’s blunt math is “12% EBITDA growth is the new 5%” in today’s rates/multiple regime. Tickers: $BX $KKR $APO Our view is the PE model is being stress-tested by duration. If exits reopen (IPOs/strategic M&A) and distributions rise, these platforms re-rate; if “hold periods drift to 7+ years” becomes normal, fee growth slows, secondaries keep gaining share, and the market forces a lower multiple on the whole complex.
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DomLuminous
DomLuminous Feb. 23 at 5:31 PM
$APO 90-100 magnet coming. Its a slow moving crash. But end of day. Money will be sloshing around and this is good for APO
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_TP888
_TP888 Feb. 23 at 4:08 PM
$APO | $114.00 | Call | Premium: $108K Ask-heavy - aggressive call buyers. Tape got loud.
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Triplete10
Triplete10 Feb. 23 at 2:48 PM
$APO just sinking
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Jas45z
Jas45z Feb. 22 at 3:41 PM
$APO APO has recently traded at a discount compared to its historical averages and its peers. Intrinsic Value: Some valuation models, such as the Excess Returns framework, estimate APO’s intrinsic value at approximately $232, suggesting the stock could be significantly undervalued at current prices (near $120$125). Price Pullback: The stock is currently trading about 25% below its late-2025 highs ($161), primarily due to broader risk-off sentiment in credit markets and headline noise regarding historical governance inquiries. This provides a lower entry point for long-term scaling. Aggressive 2026 Growth Guidance Apollo recently issued very optimistic guidance for the 2026 fiscal year, which acts as a strong catalyst: Fee-Related Earnings (FRE): Management projects 20%+ growth in asset management fees for 2026. Asset Inflows: The firm expects roughly $85 billion in retirement-related inflows this year alone, driven by its Athene unit.
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AgnesLange304
AgnesLange304 Feb. 21 at 9:03 AM
$APO Apollo Global Management operates alternative asset management. Fee-based earnings support stability. Growth driven by AUM expansion.
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DomLuminous
DomLuminous Feb. 21 at 12:58 AM
$OWL the issue isn’t that they are in trouble. The issue is that they will have trouble raising future funds. They had to go out and prove their loans were still good and buyers stepped in. Unfortunately many will be skeptical. $APO doesnt have this issue. They can use Athene. Permanent capital is king… and they have the lion’s share of it .
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topstockalerts
topstockalerts Feb. 20 at 8:55 PM
KKR executives are showing confidence by buying $35 million in company stock. Co-CEOs Joseph Bae and Scott Nuttall purchased $25.6 million this week, while board directors Matt Cohler and Timothy Barakett bought $4.5 million and $5.2 million, respectively. A KKR spokesperson said the purchases reflect the leadership team’s confidence in future performance. Alternative asset managers have struggled in 2026: KKR and Blackstone are down 21%, Ares Management -23%, and Apollo Global -17%. Concerns arose after Blue Owl Capital halted quarterly redemptions at a private-credit fund, prompting declines for private-credit-focused firms. KKR’s BDC, FS KKR Capital, is down 13% this year and 45% over the past 12 months, trading at a steep discount to portfolio asset value. $KKR $BX $ARES $APO
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ZacksResearch
ZacksResearch Feb. 20 at 5:45 PM
$OWL just sent a shockwave through private credit ⚠️ Its redemption halt at OBDC II jolted the $1.8T market, sparking liquidity fears and dragging down $APO, $BX, $KKR and $ARES in the fallout. When redemptions freeze and the whole space sells off, you pay attention. Get the full breakdown on what this means for private credit 👉 https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/2873051/blue-owls-redemption-shift-shakes-private-credit-industry?cid=sm-stocktwits-2-2873051-teaser-34481&ADID=SYND_STOCKTWITS_TWEET_2_2873051_TEASER_34481
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ZacksResearch
ZacksResearch Feb. 20 at 4:45 PM
Liquidity pressure hits $OWL — is the private credit market at risk? ⚠️ Blue Owl Capital’s decision to restrict investor withdrawals sent shockwaves through the market, triggering a 6% drop in its shares and declines in $APO, $BX, $KKR, and $ARES. The move underscores liquidity concerns in the $1.8T private credit space as redemption requests have been rising. 📉 Understand the implications for alternative asset managers here 👉 https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/2873051/blue-owls-redemption-shift-shakes-private-credit-industry?cid=sm-stocktwits-2-2873051-body-34476&ADID=SYND_STOCKTWITS_TWEET_2_2873051_BODY_34476
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Nosh
Nosh Feb. 20 at 12:35 PM
$APO Watching for entry but the chart says $100.
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Feb. 19 at 10:02 PM
PickAlpha Midday: Bank of America is reportedly committing $25B of its own balance sheet to private credit, bringing it more directly into the ~$1.8T market and catching up with peers who’ve already formalized big allocations (e.g., JPM’s incremental $50B set-aside last year). BAC plans to originate from its capital-markets division and has named dedicated leadership for structuring/underwriting and private-credit coverage. (http://bloomberg.com) Tickers: $BAC $ARES $APO Our view is this is the banks admitting private credit is now a core profit pool - but it’s also where “hidden duration + underwriting discipline” gets tested. If defaults stay contained and structures hold, this is ROE accretive and supports the multiple; if the cycle turns, private credit becomes the next place investors demand transparency and higher loss reserves.
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