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See all $KKR insider activity →Blackstone, Brookfield Asset Management, and KKR used insurance-backed financing for the debt portion of a $16 billion Kuwait pipeline deal, according to people familiar with the matter. The transaction involves a JV with Kuwait Petroleum Corp. and is set to deliver $7.85 billion in upfront proceeds, boosting capacity to 4 million bpd by 2035.
First Philippine Holdings (FPH) rejected KKR’s non-binding bid to buy an additional 8.43% stake in First Gen and then tender for First Gen’s public float at P36/share, saying it undervalues First Gen. FPH owns 67.84% of First Gen; KKR has 19.9% economic interest. The deal would have supported a delisting. First Gen also weighs a $5B offer from BREN for EDC.
Blackstone, Brookfield Asset Management, and KKR financed a $16 billion lease-and-leaseback deal with Kuwait Petroleum Corporation and Kuwait Oil Company, creating a Kuwait JV. The firms each hold a 1/3 stake in a 49% interest, while KOC keeps 51% ownership and control. The JV gets usage rights to 13 pipelines for 20.5 years with volume-based tariffs, and KOC received $7.85 billion upfront.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 26 news stories mentioning KKR (KKR & Co. Inc.). Coverage has skewed bullish: 17 bullish, 5 neutral, and 4 bearish.
Recent KKR coverage spans mergers & acquisitions, financial news and technology.
KKR’s insurance-linked financing approach may reinforce its infrastructure capital strategy, but the article lacks KKR-specific revenue or risk metrics.
KKR’s bid rejection lowers the likelihood of completing the proposed tender and delisting pathway on the stated terms.
KKR’s role in a $16B lease-and-leaseback pipeline deal supports the narrative of long-duration, predictable cash-flow assets funded by insurance capital.
KKR faces a setback in its attempt to expand exposure to First Gen, increasing uncertainty on timing and deal structure.
KKR is positioning its infrastructure expertise to monetize AI data-center financing, but the article emphasizes there is no established track record for this specific structure yet.
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Blackstone, Brookfield Asset Management, and KKR used insurance-backed financing for the debt portion of a $16 billion Kuwait pipeline deal, according to people familiar with the matter. The transaction involves a JV with Kuwait Petroleum Corp. and is set to deliver $7.85 billion in upfront proceeds, boosting capacity to 4 million bpd by 2035.
6 min readFirst Philippine Holdings (FPH) rejected KKR’s non-binding bid to buy an additional 8.43% stake in First Gen and then tender for First Gen’s public float at P36/share, saying it undervalues First Gen. FPH owns 67.84% of First Gen; KKR has 19.9% economic interest. The deal would have supported a delisting. First Gen also weighs a $5B offer from BREN for EDC.
5 min readBlackstone, Brookfield Asset Management, and KKR financed a $16 billion lease-and-leaseback deal with Kuwait Petroleum Corporation and Kuwait Oil Company, creating a Kuwait JV. The firms each hold a 1/3 stake in a 49% interest, while KOC keeps 51% ownership and control. The JV gets usage rights to 13 pipelines for 20.5 years with volume-based tariffs, and KOC received $7.85 billion upfront.
6 min readFirst Philippine Holdings (FPH) rejected KKR’s non-binding proposal to buy part of FPH’s stake in First Gen Corp. and to launch a voluntary tender offer for First Gen’s public float at PHP 35 per share. FPH said the offer does not reflect First Gen’s true value. KKR holds about 19.9% economic interest and plans delisting via the tender offer.
3 min readOn Aug. 10, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, with KKR, Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, Blackstone, Apollo and Brookfield, discussed an AI data-center financing plan to raise $500 billion from outside investors, according to CNBC. KKR described it as a “revenue stream.” The article notes NVIDIA’s prior $100 billion OpenAI data-center investment did not fully materialize and highlights risks around chip value and China competition.
7 min readThe article says U.S. stocks were mixed last week, with the S&P 500 up about 0.5%, the Dow down about 0.6%, and the Nasdaq-100 up about 1.1%, citing hopes the Fed will keep rates unchanged in September. It notes July inflation cooled to 3.4% and core CPI rose 2.5% y/y. It highlights several leveraged ETFs with weekly gains, including Graniteshares 2X Long NBIS Daily (+107.3%) and Leverage Shares 2X Long SNDK Daily (+80.3%). It also mentions NVIDIA’s financing MoUs.
4 min readCoreWeave (CRWV) rose more than 15% in after-hours after Q2 results. The company reported a GAAP EPS loss of $1.14 and revenue up 113.2% Y/Y to $2.58B, with investors focused on forward profit margins. CoreWeave added financing via a $3.1B term loan, $1B from Jane Street, and over $10B in debt and convertibles. MercadoLibre (MELI) gained 6.34% to $1,940 as its credit portfolio rose to $16.4B (+75% Y/Y). KKR (KKR) moved on easing private credit fears and plans tied to Nvidia’s AI infrastructure p
3 min readValueAct Holdings increased its Spotify stake by 46.9% to 526,800 shares in Q2, according to an SEC filing. It also raised its KKR position by 8.5% to 3.6 million shares and reported holding 2.2 million sponsored ADS in PayPal. Holdings were as of June 30, 2026.
2 min readKKR emailed First Philippine Holdings (FPH) and First Gen Corp. on July 10 with a three-step plan, disclosed in an Aug. 13 letter to the PSE. KKR would buy 8.43% of First Gen from FPH, then buy the 11.67% public float, and seek delisting. KKR says any change-of-control deal would trigger a mandatory tender offer and a control premium at least 30% above its offer price (about P46 vs ~P35).
9 min readReuters reports Nvidia is partnering with Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs and KKR to launch compute financing platforms to raise over $500 billion of third-party capital for AI infrastructure. Nvidia said it can backstop up to $125 billion. The article also cites Apollo and Blackstone funding Anthropic’s $35 billion expansion and Meta’s $27 billion deal with Blue Owl.
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