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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts· Business · 10 sources · Oct 5, 2026Story

KKR agrees to buy Gen II for $5.1B

KKR agreed to buy Gen II Fund Services at $5.1 billion enterprise value from Hg and General Atlantic; Millner stays CEO, with close eyed for 2027.

Business· Oct 5, 2026

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Jared Kim·Oct 6, 2026Top commentHg and General Atlantic did well unloading Gen II for that price, though I wonder how the integration will affect day-to-day operations.

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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts· Business · 9 sources · 2dStory

TotalEnergies, KKR Agree $1.2B, 700MW Solar JV Expansion

Three Texas and Ohio solar plants will lift the TotalEnergies-KKR joint venture from 1.4 GW to 2.1 GW, with commercial operation targeted for Q1 2027.

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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts· Business · 6 sources · 2dStory

INWIT Investors Explore Financing for Take-Private Bid

Ardian and Oak Holdings 1, with 32% and 39% of INWIT, are arranging financing for a potential take-private as the tower firm sits at $7.1B after a 27% drop.

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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts· Tech · 23 sources · Sep 28, 2026Story

Samsung Affiliates Commit $1 Billion to AI Firm Helix

Former AWS CEO Adam Selipsky said Samsung’s $1 billion commitment to Helix "demonstrates strong confidence in Helix’s strategy" for large-scale AI infrastructure.

Tech· Sep 28, 2026

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Derek Foss·Sep 29, 2026Top commentSelipsky's vote of confidence makes me think Samsung is positioning to challenge the US cloud leaders.

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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts· Business · 7 sources · Aug 31, 2026Story

Wella files for NYSE IPO after swinging back to profit

Wella Company, owner of brands such as Wella Professionals, OPI, Clairol and ghd, filed for a U.S. IPO to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker WELA, with Goldman Sachs, BofA Securities, KKR, and J.P. Morgan among the underwriters. The move comes amid sustained revenue growth and profitability improvements, backed by KKR’s majority stake and a global footprint in more than 100 countries.

Business· Aug 31, 2026

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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts· Business · 11 sources · Aug 30, 2026Story

Aon Nears $17 Billion Acquisition of USI Insurance Services

Aon is nearing a roughly $17 billion deal to acquire USI Insurance Services from KKR, including debt, with a potential announcement as soon as Monday. The acquisition would broaden Aon's footprint in the middle-market and commercial insurance brokerage and reflects ongoing consolidation, valuing USI at about 5.7 times its revenue for about $3 billion in annual sales.

Business· Aug 30, 2026

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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts· Business · 8 sources · Aug 26, 2026Story

KKR settles $250 million HSR antitrust case

KKR agreed to pay $250 million to settle a U.S. DOJ civil antitrust case alleging repeated failures to file premerger notices and document omissions across at least 16 transactions, the largest penalty for Hart-Scott-Rodino violations. The settlement resolves civil allegations and an ongoing criminal probe, with KKR saying it acted in good faith and that the penalty will be reimbursed by outside law firms.

Business· Aug 26, 2026

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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts· Business · 5 sources · Aug 26, 2026Story

Medicover India targets profitability across 25 hospitals

Medicover India's 25-hospital network is on track to be fully profitable within 18 months as occupancy grows toward about 4,000 beds and EBITDA margins rise to 20-25% from about 14%, with 19 currently profitable. The €1.2 billion KKR deal will fund expansion and debt reduction, highlighting rising private equity interest in India's hospital sector.

Business· Aug 26, 2026

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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts· Business · 7 sources · Aug 21, 2026Story

Steadfast Agrees to $7.7B Buyout by KKR-led Consortium

Steadfast Group has agreed to a A$7.7 billion take-private by a KKR-backed consortium led by Dragoneer and Amwins, with Amwins acquiring Steadfast’s underwriting agency and Dragoneer taking the broking unit, valuing the company at a 51.9% premium and set to close by year-end subject to regulatory approvals and an independent expert review. The deal has the board’s unanimous recommendation and relies on a scheme of arrangement, with potential divestitures and dividends as part of the restructure.

Business· Aug 21, 2026

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