Kohlberg Kravis Roberts

American investment manager

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April 2025 KKR agreed to acquire OSTTRA, a joint venture of S&P Global and CME Group, for $3.1 billion. OSTTRA provides post-trade services across multiple financial markets.
April 2025 KKR and Stonepeak's £1.6 billion bid for Assura plc was accepted by the company's board, pending regulatory and shareholder approval, with completion expected in autumn 2025.
March 31 2025 KKR was given preferred bidder status for Thames Water, moving the bid to the next stage pending regulatory approval.
February 19 2025 KKR submitted a £4 billion equity bid to acquire a majority stake in Thames Water.
February 17 2025 KKR and Universities Superannuation Scheme's $2 billion takeover bid for British healthcare property developer Assura was rejected.
February 4 2025 KKR raised its bid for Fuji Soft to 9,850 yen per share, surpassing Bain Capital's previous offer. KKR now holds a 33.97% stake in the company and continues a bidding war for the $4 billion IT firm.
December 19 2024 KKR extended its tender offer period for Fuji Soft to January 9, competing with Bain Capital for control of the Japanese software maker.
November 23 2024 KKR was linked to a potential takeover bid for ITV plc, involving a possible break-up of core assets.
June 2024 KKR retained second place in Private Equity International's PEI 300 ranking and is expected to join the S&P 500 index.
April 2024 KKR acquired Indian company Healthium MedTech for $839 million.
March 2024 KKR acquired a majority stake in Avantus, a US-based solar energy and energy storage developer.
February 26 2024 KKR announced the purchase of VMware's End-User Computing arm from Broadcom for $3.8 billion.
November 2023 KKR acquired Potter Global Technologies from Gryphon Investors.
October 2023 KKR secured a minority stake in Catalio Capital Management, a venture capital and medical investment fund management firm.
August 2023 KKR agreed to buy Simon & Schuster from Paramount Global for $1.6 billion, with the acquisition completed on October 30, 2023.
April 11 2023 KKR agreed to buy a 30% stake in FGS Global, valuing the company at about $1.4 billion.
October 2022 KKR acquired ISO tank services provider Boasso Global from Apax Partners.
July 2022 KKR acquired a 25% minority stake in Northumbrian Water Group for approximately £870 million.
June 2022 KKR sold Cardenas to Apollo Global Management and rose to the top of Private Equity International's PEI 300 ranking.
May 2022 KKR led a $200 million investment round in Semperis, a cybersecurity company.
April 2022 KKR signed an agreement to purchase Barracuda Networks from Thoma Bravo, which closed in August, and acquired all shares of Mitsubishi UBS Realty.
February 2022 KKR acquired an 8.5% stake in Nexon, a Japanese-South Korean video game company.
2021 Henry Kravis and George Roberts conclude their long-running co-CEO tenure, signaling the end of an era for the firm's original leadership.
2021 Scott Nuttall and Joseph Bae are appointed as Chief Executives, signaling a new leadership era for the private equity firm.
November 2021 KKR sold Audiobooks.com to Storytel for $135 million and announced a $15 billion acquisition of CyrusOne with Global Infrastructure Partners.
January 2021 KKR acquired a majority stake in Ryan Tedder's music catalogue, including OneRepublic songs from 2016 onwards.
November 2020 KKR partnered with Rakuten to acquire 85% of Seiyu, a Japanese nationwide retail chain owned by Walmart.
September 2020 KKR invested $755 million in the retail arm of Reliance Industries Ltd.
August 31 2020 KKR sold Epicor Software Corp. to Clayton, Dubilier & Rice in a $4.7 billion deal.
June 2020 KKR led a $48 million funding round for Artlist, a royalty-free media content provider.
May 2020 KKR invested $750 million in cosmetics producer Coty, acquiring 60% ownership of a new business division.
May 2020 KKR negotiated to purchase a $1.5 billion stake in Jio Platforms, with a potential maximum value of $65 billion.
March 2020 KKR acquired Viridor from Pennon Group for £4.2 billion.
January 2020 KKR announced the acquisition of OverDrive, Inc., a major eBook distributor for libraries, with potential consolidation with RBMedia subsidiary.
December 2019 KKR, together with Alberta Investment Management Corporation, acquired a 65% stake in the Coastal GasLink Pipeline project from TC Energy, sparking widespread protests across Canada.
August 2019 KKR acquired Arnott's, the Australian snack unit of Campbell Soup Company, for $2.2 billion.
August 2019 KKR acquired a majority stake in German payment service provider Heidelpay for over €600 million.
August 2019 KKR became the biggest shareholder of German media group Axel Springer, paying $3.2 billion for a 43.54% stake.
July 2019 KKR acquired the Canadian software company Corel.
July 2019 Alexander Navab dies at age 53.
April 2019 KKR acquired German film production company Wiedemann & Berg Film Production.
February 2019 KKR acquired Brightsprings and the German media company Tele München Gruppe.
July 2018 KKR purchased RBMedia, a major independent publisher and distributor of audiobooks.
July 2018 KKR sold Gallagher Shopping Park in West Midlands, UK to South Korean investors Hana for £175 million.
July 22 2018 KKR announced taking over Taipei-based LCY Chemical Corp. in a $1.56 billion deal.
2017 KKR purchased an 80 percent stake in Dixon Hospitality Group, which became Australian Venue Co. (AVC).
September 18 2017 Toys 'R' Us filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
July 2017 KKR acquired WebMD Health Corp for $2.8 billion, PharMerica for $1.4 billion, Pepper Group for $518 million, Covenant Surgical Partners, and Envision Healthcare Corporation's ambulance business.
July 17 2017 Scott Nuttall and Joseph Bae are named co-president and co-COO of KKR, responsible for day-to-day operations.
July 6 2017 KKR announced a merger of Northern California Mi Pueblo and Cardenas Market.

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