Market Cap 80.56B
Revenue (ttm) 19.46B
Net Income (ttm) 2.37B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 20.44
Forward PE 14.97
Profit Margin 12.18%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.67
Volume 6,575,259
Avg Vol 8,576,764
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 891.55M
Stochastic %K 84%
Beta 2.01
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $136.00

Company Profile

KKR & Co. Inc. is a private equity and real estate investment firm specializing in direct and fund of fund investments. It specializes in acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, management buyouts, credit special situations, growth equity, mature, mezzanine, distressed, turnaround, lower middle market, and middle market investments. The firm considers investments in all industries with a focus on software, fintech, data and information, security, semiconductors, consumer electronics, internet of things...

Industry: Asset Management
Sector: Financial Services
Phone: 212 750 8300
Website: www.kkr.com
Address:
30 Hudson Yards, Suite 7500, New York, United States
PickAlpha
PickAlpha Apr. 1 at 9:20 PM
PickAlpha Midday: KKR’s non-traded private credit vehicle K-FIT just hit its redemption cap, after investors tendered repurchase requests equal to 6.3% of outstanding shares and the fund fulfilled only the 5% quarterly limit on a pro-rata basis. The important read-through is not insolvency — it is that retail private credit is now getting a real liquidity stress test, even at top-tier platforms.  Tickers: $KKR $BX Our view is this is a quiet negative for the “private credit is sticky capital” narrative. The asset class is still standing, but once gates start getting used, the market has to price these products more like semi-liquid structures with reputation risk — not just smooth compounding machines.
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Thesis_Alexander
Thesis_Alexander Apr. 1 at 2:52 AM
$BX $APO $ARES $KKR $OWL The following was posted on Blackstone's website today. "Private Credit: Myth vs. Fact Myth: Private Credit Will Create the Next GFC Fact: Today’s market looks nothing like 2008 " https://www.blackstone.com/insights/article/private-credit-myth-vs-fact/
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howardlindzon
howardlindzon Mar. 31 at 6:37 PM
Great interview with Jeff Gundlach - bulls and bears should listen, young and old https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8sPQom4cnc I am 60 years old so I dont need to take stupid risk anymore but I love stocks and markets so I direct Index and pick stocks - just have to be better setups and I carry more cash than most because of my day jobs as stocktwits ceo and social leverage (seed Investor) Is where I take all the risk I need anymore I now think more like a jeffrey Gundlach (less commas and zeros) about my personal capital so you have to take that Into account when you read ,me and look at my Ideas and opeinions and portfolio Its not the risk you take, Its the risk on the field that scares me. $GLD $SPY $QQQ $KKR $GS
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Mar. 31 at 12:43 AM
PickAlpha Midday: Apollo is nearing a deal to buy Atlantic Aviation from KKR at a valuation of nearly $10B, with GIC joining for a majority stake while KKR rolls equity and stays involved. The bigger read-through is that private equity can still monetize real-asset platforms at strong prices — and buyers are still willing to pay up for infrastructure-like businesses with recurring cash flow and hard-to-replicate networks. Tickers: $APO $KKR Our view is this is bullish for the deal tape and for the alt-manager playbook. KKR looks like it is proving exits are still there, and Apollo is showing exactly what capital still wants to own: boring, durable, cash-generating platforms.
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Mar. 30 at 10:44 PM
As #BlueOwl Stock Price Implodes, Is It Safe To Buy The Dip? $OWL $BLK $ARES $KKR https://talkmarkets.com/article/5c25deff-d723-4a60-9344-ee399f2cf30e
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RunnerSignals
RunnerSignals Mar. 30 at 8:26 PM
$TTD $CMG $FTNT $KKR $ASAN dip-to-rip setup with volume above avg in downtrend shows smart money buying early while consensus stays cautious
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Mar. 30 at 7:23 PM
PickAlpha Midday: Blackstone is launching its first hedge fund for affluent individuals, adding hedge funds to the same private-wealth distribution push it already uses for private credit, real estate, and private equity. The real takeaway is not product innovation — it is distribution: Blackstone is still turning alternatives into a private-wealth asset class and expanding the fee pool beyond institutions.  Tickers: $BX $KKR $APO Our view is this is bullish for the alt-manager model, especially for firms with elite wealth distribution. “Retailization” is still mostly a rich-person product here, but that is exactly where the next sticky AUM is coming from.
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Thesis_Alexander
Thesis_Alexander Mar. 30 at 3:55 PM
$BX $APO $KKR $ARES $OWL "The central bank leader said that the current shake-up in the private credit space doesn’t seem to have the makings of a broader systemic event." https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/30/powell-sees-inflation-outlook-in-check-no-wider-crisis-yet-in-private-credit.html
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Mar. 30 at 3:41 PM
Fed Chair Powell says that he’s “not seeing anything too worrisome” in bank lending to places like $OWL —aligns w/ the Fed’s supervisory view that these exposures are currently manageable, well-collateralized in many cases, & concentrated at large, well-capitalized institutions. Regulators monitor this channel, & banks have reporting req'ts (e.g., FR Y-14 for stress testing) Note: Despite headline default rates in the low-to-mid single digits (~2.5%–5.8% depending on source & adj'ts), modestly above long-term norms but not at crisis levels Stress is uneven, much higher among smaller borrowers (eg; ≤$25M EBITDA) & certain sectors like software/tech; larger deals & stronger sponsors have seen more contained losses, w/ realized lender losses often limited due to restructurings However, across broader BDC landscape, redemptions up +217% q/q --- Currently, more liquidity & redemption pressure issue than full-blown default crisis Headwinds: AI/SaaS, War, Inflation $KKR $APO - $TSLX $GS
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oghowie
oghowie Mar. 30 at 3:37 PM
$BX $OWL $KKR $APO Strong AF today
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Apr. 1 at 9:20 PM
PickAlpha Midday: KKR’s non-traded private credit vehicle K-FIT just hit its redemption cap, after investors tendered repurchase requests equal to 6.3% of outstanding shares and the fund fulfilled only the 5% quarterly limit on a pro-rata basis. The important read-through is not insolvency — it is that retail private credit is now getting a real liquidity stress test, even at top-tier platforms.  Tickers: $KKR $BX Our view is this is a quiet negative for the “private credit is sticky capital” narrative. The asset class is still standing, but once gates start getting used, the market has to price these products more like semi-liquid structures with reputation risk — not just smooth compounding machines.
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Thesis_Alexander
Thesis_Alexander Apr. 1 at 2:52 AM
$BX $APO $ARES $KKR $OWL The following was posted on Blackstone's website today. "Private Credit: Myth vs. Fact Myth: Private Credit Will Create the Next GFC Fact: Today’s market looks nothing like 2008 " https://www.blackstone.com/insights/article/private-credit-myth-vs-fact/
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howardlindzon
howardlindzon Mar. 31 at 6:37 PM
Great interview with Jeff Gundlach - bulls and bears should listen, young and old https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8sPQom4cnc I am 60 years old so I dont need to take stupid risk anymore but I love stocks and markets so I direct Index and pick stocks - just have to be better setups and I carry more cash than most because of my day jobs as stocktwits ceo and social leverage (seed Investor) Is where I take all the risk I need anymore I now think more like a jeffrey Gundlach (less commas and zeros) about my personal capital so you have to take that Into account when you read ,me and look at my Ideas and opeinions and portfolio Its not the risk you take, Its the risk on the field that scares me. $GLD $SPY $QQQ $KKR $GS
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Mar. 31 at 12:43 AM
PickAlpha Midday: Apollo is nearing a deal to buy Atlantic Aviation from KKR at a valuation of nearly $10B, with GIC joining for a majority stake while KKR rolls equity and stays involved. The bigger read-through is that private equity can still monetize real-asset platforms at strong prices — and buyers are still willing to pay up for infrastructure-like businesses with recurring cash flow and hard-to-replicate networks. Tickers: $APO $KKR Our view is this is bullish for the deal tape and for the alt-manager playbook. KKR looks like it is proving exits are still there, and Apollo is showing exactly what capital still wants to own: boring, durable, cash-generating platforms.
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Mar. 30 at 10:44 PM
As #BlueOwl Stock Price Implodes, Is It Safe To Buy The Dip? $OWL $BLK $ARES $KKR https://talkmarkets.com/article/5c25deff-d723-4a60-9344-ee399f2cf30e
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RunnerSignals
RunnerSignals Mar. 30 at 8:26 PM
$TTD $CMG $FTNT $KKR $ASAN dip-to-rip setup with volume above avg in downtrend shows smart money buying early while consensus stays cautious
0 · Reply
PickAlpha
PickAlpha Mar. 30 at 7:23 PM
PickAlpha Midday: Blackstone is launching its first hedge fund for affluent individuals, adding hedge funds to the same private-wealth distribution push it already uses for private credit, real estate, and private equity. The real takeaway is not product innovation — it is distribution: Blackstone is still turning alternatives into a private-wealth asset class and expanding the fee pool beyond institutions.  Tickers: $BX $KKR $APO Our view is this is bullish for the alt-manager model, especially for firms with elite wealth distribution. “Retailization” is still mostly a rich-person product here, but that is exactly where the next sticky AUM is coming from.
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Thesis_Alexander
Thesis_Alexander Mar. 30 at 3:55 PM
$BX $APO $KKR $ARES $OWL "The central bank leader said that the current shake-up in the private credit space doesn’t seem to have the makings of a broader systemic event." https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/30/powell-sees-inflation-outlook-in-check-no-wider-crisis-yet-in-private-credit.html
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Ro_Patel
Ro_Patel Mar. 30 at 3:41 PM
Fed Chair Powell says that he’s “not seeing anything too worrisome” in bank lending to places like $OWL —aligns w/ the Fed’s supervisory view that these exposures are currently manageable, well-collateralized in many cases, & concentrated at large, well-capitalized institutions. Regulators monitor this channel, & banks have reporting req'ts (e.g., FR Y-14 for stress testing) Note: Despite headline default rates in the low-to-mid single digits (~2.5%–5.8% depending on source & adj'ts), modestly above long-term norms but not at crisis levels Stress is uneven, much higher among smaller borrowers (eg; ≤$25M EBITDA) & certain sectors like software/tech; larger deals & stronger sponsors have seen more contained losses, w/ realized lender losses often limited due to restructurings However, across broader BDC landscape, redemptions up +217% q/q --- Currently, more liquidity & redemption pressure issue than full-blown default crisis Headwinds: AI/SaaS, War, Inflation $KKR $APO - $TSLX $GS
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oghowie
oghowie Mar. 30 at 3:37 PM
$BX $OWL $KKR $APO Strong AF today
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SamsonStreet
SamsonStreet Mar. 30 at 2:09 PM
$OWL $APO $ARES $CG $KKR Private credit & private equity headline news this morning
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Thesis_Alexander
Thesis_Alexander Mar. 30 at 11:07 AM
$BX $JPM $KKR $ARES $BLK The hypocritical clowns at JPMorgan are expanding their exposure to private credit despite the doom and gloom prognosis. "JPMorgan Chase has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a new private credit fund that will allow investors to redeem 7.5% quarterly. The fund, known as the JPMorgan Public and Private Credit Fund, is designed to address the growing liquidity demands in the private credit market. It aims to invest at least 80% of its net assets in credit investments, including a substantial portion in private credit and publicly traded loans. Additionally, the fund has requested an exemption from the SEC to repurchase at least 2% of outstanding shares each month. This move comes as the private credit industry faces investor unease over lending standards and high exposure to the software sector." https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-03-26/jpmorgan-plans-private-credit-fund-that-allows-7-5-redemptions
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FatherofTrades
FatherofTrades Mar. 30 at 5:01 AM
$KKR $OWL $SPY $QQQ https://youtu.be/AFJh8FsCIHA @kevinbtravers @JoeyRockets
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SamsonStreet
SamsonStreet Mar. 30 at 2:40 AM
$APO $OWL $ARES $KKR $CG "So, what you're telling me, is that the music is about to stop, and we're going to be left holding the biggest bag of odorous excrement ever assembled in the history of... capitalism."
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gpaisa
gpaisa Mar. 28 at 4:46 PM
$KKR pretty solid and clean reaction to a monthly pivot. Full reset and retest of the mayhem from Covid. I know the monthly still has a few days, but probably best to keep this on the radar. This is private equity FYI.
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oghowie
oghowie Mar. 27 at 5:24 PM
$BX holding up better than $OWL $KKR $APO
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MaverikIT
MaverikIT Mar. 26 at 9:48 PM
$KKR - gonna be pricey tiny 'bundt'
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TradeTracs
TradeTracs Mar. 26 at 7:40 PM
FSOC just dropped new guidance that could reshape how regulators treat hedge funds and non-bank financials. 🚨 The Financial Stability Oversight Council is revising its "too big to fail" framework — adding activities-based oversight and cost-benefit tests before slapping systemic risk labels on firms. Translation: higher bar to designate, but the door is open again. Watch $BX, $KKR, $APO, $ARES — any FSOC designation threat historically hits AUM sentiment hard. Less regulatory overhang = bullish for alt managers near-term. #FSOC #Financials #MacroRisk
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aaxaa
aaxaa Mar. 26 at 6:40 PM
$APO $TPG $BX $KKR $CG blood across the market and the sector they've been covering as one of the greatest risks is staying afloat today
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oghowie
oghowie Mar. 26 at 6:37 PM
$BX $OWL $APO $KKR Bottomed?
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Mar. 26 at 5:03 PM
3/3: KKR struck a deal to buy Nothing Bundt Cakes from Roark for more than $2 bn including debt, adding another scaled consumer asset to its portfolio. | View: With only high-level financials disclosed, the acquisition’s return profile is uncertain… $KKR $XLY $PEJ
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oghowie
oghowie Mar. 26 at 3:45 PM
$APO $BX $OWL $KKR Why these up today?
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