Apollo Global Mgmt Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

Apollo (NYSE: APO) provided an approximately €900 million senior secured refinancing for a pan-European logistics and industrial portfolio owned by a Cerberus and Arrow joint venture.

The financing comprises three senior loan facilities refinancing the SIRE platform, which includes 92 assets totaling over 1 million sqm across the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Ireland, and Poland, and is anchored by long-term investment-grade tenants.

USA TODAY Co. (NYSE:TDAY) executed a binding Letter of Intent to acquire The Detroit News, adding the award-winning paper to its USA TODAY Network of more than 200 local publications. Financing is provided partially from cash and partially via incremental debt from funds managed by affiliates of Apollo (NYSE:APO). As amended, USA TODAY Co.'s senior secured credit facility will bear interest at SOFR + 4.5% with a 150 bp floor, and management cites a 50-basis point reduction in its interest rate. The company expects the acquisition to be accretive to earnings and cash flow. Closing is subject to customary conditions and is anticipated to occur at the end of the month; deal terms will not be disclosed.

Stream Data Centers (NYSE:APO) appointed Michael Lahoud as Chief Executive Officer effective January 14, 2026; Lahoud has been with the firm for 15 years and previously served as Co-Managing Partner.

Following Stream’s acquisition by Apollo last year, the company said it is reorganizing senior leadership to scale hyperscale development and delivery. New and expanded roles include Senior VPs Stacey Medeiros and Santiago Suinaga, Chief Development Officer Oisin O Murchu, Chief Operating Officer Rick Crutchley with broader responsibilities, and Vice President of Sustainability Amanda Abell.

QXO (NYSE: QXO) announced an upsized capital commitment totaling $3.0 billion for Series C convertible perpetual preferred stock, reflecting a $1.8 billion increase to a previously announced $1.2 billion financing led by funds affiliated with Apollo and joined by Temasek and other investors. The investors committed to purchase Series C Preferred Stock to fund one or more qualifying acquisitions through July 15, 2026, with a potential extension of up to 12 months if a definitive acquisition agreement is executed before the initial commitment expiry. Any issuance will close at or around the closing of the qualifying acquisition(s). The securities are being offered in a private transaction and have not been registered under the Securities Act; the company agreed to use commercially reasonable efforts to file a prospectus supplement to register resale of the preferred stock and underlying common stock.

MidCap Financial Issuer Trust (APO) received an issuer rating of A-, a senior unsecured debt rating of A-, and a junior subordinated debt rating of BBB from KBRA on January 9, 2026, with a Stable outlook.

Ratings cite a strategic relationship with Apollo (approx. $908 billion AUM including $723 million in credit AUM as of 9/30/2025), diversified middle‑market credit portfolio, $18 billion balance sheet commitments plus $19 billion of sidecar commitments, recent capital raises of $400 million (with $91 million uncalled), and a projected unencumbered collateral of $8.0+ billion by YE2026 and a projected debt‑to‑equity of 1.04x at YE2026.

Apollo (NYSE: APO) led a $3.5 billion capital solution from Apollo-managed funds to back Valor Compute Infrastructure L.P. (VCI) in support of a $5.4 billion acquisition and lease of data center compute infrastructure, including NVIDIA GB200 GPUs, to a subsidiary of xAI Corp on Jan 7, 2026.

The financing uses a triple-net lease and aims to support a large compute cluster for ongoing Grok model training; NVIDIA participated as an anchor limited partner in VCI. Valor said the fund will offer quarterly cash distributions and upside through ownership of assets. Apollo noted it has deployed over $40 billion into next-generation infrastructure since 2022.

Apollo (NYSE: APO) will release fourth quarter and full year 2025 financial results on Monday, February 9, 2026, to be published before the opening of trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

Management will review results at 8:30 am ET via a public webcast accessible on Apollo's Investor Relations website at ir.apollo.com, with a replay available one hour after the event. Earnings releases will also be distributed via Apollo's website and email lists; investors can sign up for email alerts on the investor site.

Russell Investments (APO) completed a $1.225 billion strategic financing with Apollo-managed funds on January 6, 2026 to provide long-term capital and enhanced balance-sheet flexibility.

The transaction refinances Russell’s existing term loan, fully repays the prior group of lenders, and extends debt maturity by seven years. Management says ownership and day-to-day operations remain unchanged while client portfolios and investment processes continue as before. The company cites record assets under management, sustained positive flows, and continued financial discipline as context for the financing.

Pluto Financial Technologies launched an AI-powered lending platform for private markets and announced $8.6 million in seed funding from Motive Ventures, Portage, Apollo (NYSE: APO), Hamilton Lane (Nasdaq: HLNE), Tectonic, and Broadhaven.

Pluto says it has secured hundreds of millions in lending capacity and partners with Allocate and Moonfare to reach thousands of investors managing over $6 billion in alternative assets. Its flagship product, the Wealth Equity Line of Credit (WELOC), lets investors borrow against private equity, venture, and alternative assets with repayment from future fund distributions and no monthly interest payments.