KKR & Co Inc (KKR)

In the past six months, KKR's stock price has seen fluctuations. As of June 25, 2025, the share price was $128.84, an increase of 21.80% from June 26, 2024. The stock's all-time high closing price was $166.60 on January 31, 2025. KKR insiders have traded the stock five times, with two purchases and three sales. Members of Congress also traded KKR stock six times, with one purchase and five sales. Analyst price targets for KKR have ranged from $119.0 to $185.0. Recent news includes KKR's announcement of intra-quarter monetization activity, the acquisition of Zenith Energy, Global Atlantic unveiling a new brand, and WEAVE LIVING and KKR acquiring residential properties in Tokyo. The DOJ brought an action against KKR for HSR Act violations.

KKR's products and services do not typically experience direct demand seasonality like consumer goods. The demand for investment management services is driven by economic conditions, market trends, and investor sentiment. There can be "seasonal noise" in financial data, which KKR analyzes. The performance of its investments and the flow of capital can be influenced by economic cycles and market conditions, which may exhibit some cyclical seasonality.

KKR & Co. Inc. is a global investment firm operating in the financial services sector, specializing in private equity and investment banking. It offers alternative asset management, capital markets, and insurance solutions. KKR's business is structured into three segments: Asset Management, Insurance, and Strategic Holdings. The Asset Management segment provides investment management services and capital markets services. KKR specializes in acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, and investments in various companies. KKR's insurance business is operated by Global Atlantic. The Strategic Holdings segment represents KKR's participation in its core private equity strategy. KKR invests across diverse industries, including software, energy, real estate, and service industries.

KKR has a global presence with 20 offices in 16 countries, headquartered in New York. It has offices in major cities worldwide, including Beijing, Dubai, Dublin, Houston, Hong Kong, London, Luxembourg, Madrid, Menlo Park, Mumbai, Paris, Riyadh, San Francisco, São Paulo, Seoul, Singapore, Shanghai, Sydney, and Tokyo. KKR's capital markets business has a global footprint with a local presence in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East. KKR's real estate team operates across 11 offices and eight countries. The firm's fossil fuel investments spanned 188 assets in 21 countries as of December 2023. KKR's onshore midstream assets are primarily located in North America, specifically across Canada, the United States, and Mexico.

KKR has a long-established reputation in the asset management industry, but it has faced scrutiny, particularly from the 1989 RJR Nabisco buyout. Concerns arose from the Simon & Schuster acquisition due to KKR's past reputation. KKR announced an ownership program for Simon & Schuster employees to improve its corporate reputation. KKR's assets were linked to "carbon bombs" and invested in fossil fuel assets, potentially impacting its environmental responsibility reputation.

KKR & Co. Inc. is owned by institutional shareholders, KKR insiders, and retail investors. Institutional shareholders hold approximately 58.78% to 76.26% of the company's stock. Major institutional owners include Vanguard Group Inc. and BlackRock, Inc. KKR insiders own about 19.26% to 23.17% of the company. Henry R. Kravis is the largest individual shareholder. Retail investors hold approximately 14.76% to 22.77% of the stock.