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According to reports, the national electrical utilities company and American private equity fund KKR (KKR.US) plan to bid for the British Wind Power company Cubico.
According to reports by Reuters, Italy's National Electrical Utilities Company (Enel) and the American private equity firm KKR (KKR.US) are potential buyers for the UK Wind Power company Cubico Sustainable Investments. The report states that the Canadian Quebec Public Employees Retirement Fund and the Ontario Teachers' Retirement Fund are considering selling the company, with estimated debt valuations of at least about 6 billion USD, and ceased to accept related non-binding offers last week. Bank of America and the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce are responsible for the sale. The report also indicates that the company has attracted interest from other funds. Cubico was established in 2015, by the aforementioned two Canadian funds.
Express News | KKR Income Opportunities Fund Declares Monthly Distributions of $0.1215 per Share
KKR Income Opportunities Fund Declares Monthly Distributions of $0.1215 Per Share
Sector Update: Financial Stocks Advance Monday Afternoon
Express News | Exclusive - Enel, KKR Among Potential Bidders for UK's Cubico, Sources Say
Shares of Companies Within the Banking and Financial Sector Are Trading Lower Amid Overall Market Weakness as Investors React to Developments Regarding Advancements in Chinese Artificial Intelligence. Additionally, Investors Could Be Assessing the...
KKR Appoints Guy Metcalfe as Senior Advisor for Global Real Estate
KKR to Present at the 2025 UBS Financial Services Conference
Express News | KKR Extends Tender Offer Period for Fuji Soft to Feb 7, Filing Shows
KKR Extends Second Tender Offer for FUJI SOFT to Early February
FSK Announces Earnings Release and Conference Call Schedule for Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2024
Express News | CEO of KKR-Backed Fibercop Has Stepped Down Seven Months After Taking Helm at Italian Telecoms Network Company, Source Says
Private Equity Firm KKR & Co. (KKR) to Pursue AI Data Centers
Today's Analyst Rating | Meta Platforms Price Target Raised to $710 by BofA Securities, Tesla Price Target Raised to $550 by Wedbush
Jan 23, Wall Street analysts have updated their stock ratings today including $Meta Platforms(META.US)$ and $Tesla(TSLA.US)$.
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KKR & Co. Inc. Announces Date Change for Its Conference Call to Discuss Fourth Quarter 2024 Results
KKR will merge its Infrastructure and Real Estate businesses.
Gelonghui, January 23 | According to a Bloomberg report citing an internal notice from the USA private equity giant KKR, the company will merge its Infrastructure and Real Estate Businesses under the same group of senior management to accelerate efficiency in participating in related projects. The former head of the Infrastructure Business, Raj Agrawal, will become the head of the merged business, with the total value of the projects he manages increasing to 127 billion USD, of which 80 billion USD is from real estate projects and 77 billion USD from infrastructure projects. The former head of the Real Estate Business, Ralph Rosenberg, will become the chairman of the Real Estate Business and will still have the authority to handle Real Estate Business trades. Some analysts say this move signifies
The private equity fund KKR (KKR.US) manages its Infrastructure and Real Estate Assets uniformly.
"Bloomberg" reports that private equity firm KKR (KKR.US) is integrating Infrastructure and Real Estate assets. The report cites a notice to investors indicating that Raj Agrawal, currently serving as Global Head of Infrastructure, will become the Global Head of Physical Assets. Ralph Rosenberg, the current Global Head of Real Estate, will serve as the Chairman of Physical Assets. The Infrastructure Business will continue to report to Agrawal, while the Real Estate Business will report to both Agrawal and Rosenberg. KKR's Physical Asset Management scale amounts to a total of 157 billion USD, involving equities and loans, among others. The scale of Infrastructure and Real Estate Asset Management is respectively.