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Apollo Global Management, Inc. reports news tied to its alternative asset management and retirement services businesses. Updates commonly cover operating results, dividends on common and preferred stock, assets under management, investment origination, and activity at Athene, its retirement-services subsidiary.
Company news also includes fund formation and capital raising across Apollo strategies, including hybrid value, structured equity, dislocated liquid credit, private equity, credit, and real assets. Announcements may describe investment activity across funds managed by Apollo, portfolio-company developments, governance, material agreements, and capital-structure matters.
Apollo (NYSE: APO) announced the final close of Apollo Hybrid Value Fund III (HVF III) on May 5, 2026, raising approximately $6.5 billion in total commitments.
The fund attracted a diverse global investor base—pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurers, endowments and wealth investors—and will invest in structured equity, preferred and convertible securities to provide flexible capital solutions. HVF III follows prior closes of $3.3 billion (HVF I, 2019) and $4.6 billion (HVF II, 2022). Paul Weiss represented Apollo in the closing.
Apollo (NYSE: APO) closed Apollo Accord Fund VII at $1.9 billion in total commitments on May 4, 2026, bringing the Accord Dislocation Series to $11.6 billion raised since 2017. The Fund targets dislocated liquid credit and selective issuer-driven opportunities, emphasizing senior positions across primary and secondary markets.
Apollo cited broad global investor support and a flexible mandate intended to allow capital deployment during periods of market volatility and dispersion.
Apollo (NYSE: APO) agreed to acquire Forvia's Interiors Business Group in a carve-out to form a standalone global automotive interiors supplier. The business supplies instrument panels, door panels and center consoles to major OEMs and has manufacturing and engineering operations across Europe, North America and Asia. The transaction is expected to close in H2 2026 and remains subject to regulatory approvals and employee consultations. Apollo highlighted its automotive investment experience and said its existing automotive portfolio collectively generates $28 billion in annual revenue.
WestCX (NYSE:APO) launched WestCX Orchestrate on April 23, 2026, a purpose-built orchestration platform for regulated industries that connects conversations, campaigns, AI, and governed intelligence into a single system of action.
The platform integrates with 30+ enterprise systems, leverages insights from billions of interactions across 122 million patients, supports HIPAA/HITRUST/SOC 2/PCI, and initially targets pharmacy with broader rollouts through 2026.
Apollo (NYSE: APO) agreed to acquire a 40% stake in Pembina Gas Infrastructure (PGI) from KKR-managed funds, with Pembina retaining 60% and existing governance unchanged. PGI operates ~5 billion cubic feet/day processing capacity, 23 plants, ~3,900 km of gathering pipelines and ~330,000 bpd NGL extraction.
The transaction is expected to close by the end of Q2 2026, subject to customary closing conditions; advisors for the parties were named.
Antin Infrastructure Partners has acquired Sapphire Gas Solutions, a CNG and LNG infrastructure provider, from funds managed by Apollo (NYSE:APO), through Antin’s €10.2 billion Flagship Fund V. Sapphire operates in 30 US states and serves over 120 customers, led by founder and CEO Sam Thigpen, who will remain in place.
The transaction is Antin’s eighth investment from Fund V and positions Sapphire to scale amid U.S. energy reliability and low-carbon fuel demand.
Apollo (NYSE: APO) will report first quarter 2026 financial results on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, released before the opening of trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Management will review results at 8:30 am ET via a public webcast on Apollo's Investor Relations site.
A replay will be available one hour after the webcast. Investors can receive earnings releases via the company website and email distribution.
Intel (Nasdaq: INTC) agreed to repurchase a 49% equity interest in its Ireland Fab 34 joint venture from Apollo for $14.2 billion on April 1, 2026. The buyback will be funded with cash on hand and about $6.5 billion of new debt.
Intel said the transaction is expected to be EPS accretive and to strengthen its credit profile by 2027. Fab 34 produces Intel 4 and Intel 3 products; Intel noted prior Apollo-led investment of $11.2 billion in 2024.
Apollo (NYSE: APO) announced that Apollo-managed funds have acquired Gatehouse Living Group, a UK residential investment and management platform, from Gatehouse Bank on April 1, 2026. Financial terms were not disclosed. GLG comprises Gatehouse Investment Management and Ascend Properties, managing >10,000 homes and having acquired >5,000 homes.
The Group will remain led by CEO Paul Stockwell, will be rebranded later, and will continue third-party property management services through Ascend.
New Era Energy & Digital (Nasdaq: APO) entered a non-binding LOI to form a joint venture with Stream Data Centers and an institutional equity sponsor to develop the Texas Critical Data Centers (TCDC) campus in the Permian Basin.
The campus sits on 438 acres (plus a 54-acre corridor pending), is planned to scale to 1+ GW, and will be developed in three phases (Phase 1 ~200 MW utility-powered; Phase 2 ~450 MW on-site generation). The Institutional Investor is expected to lead financing with ~80% debt, while New Era will retain an equity stake to receive operating distributions.