KKR & Co. Inc. (NYSE:KKR) is one of the high-growth, low P/E stocks to buy now. On February 10, KKR & Co. Inc. (NYSE:KKR) presented at the Bank of America Financial Services Conference, where CFO Rob Lewin highlighted strengths in asset management, insurance, and strategic holdings, while noting challenges in real estate.
The firm expects Fee Related Earnings per share to exceed $4.50 and after‑tax adjusted net income to surpass $7, supported by record capital raising of nearly $130 billion and strong growth in Asia.
KKR is focused on integrating its Arctos acquisition, which it projects could grow into a $100+ billion AUM business, while expanding in private wealth and secondary markets. Management fees have risen over 50% in three years against a 25% increase in expenses, and operating earnings from insurance and strategic holdings are expected to reach $1 billion and $350 million, respectively, in 2026, underscoring confidence in long‑term growth.
Earlier on February 3, KKR & Co. Inc., as part of a consortium that included SingTel, inked a $10.9 billion deal to acquire a Singapore data center. The acquisition of the remaining stakes in ST Telemedia Global Data Center marks the company’s largest Asia-Pacific investment in the race to capitalize on the artificial intelligence frenzy.
The consortium is to buy the remaining stake in ST Telemedia Global Data Center owned by the parent company. Once the deal closes, KKR will own a 75% stake in STT GDC, with SingTel retaining the remaining 25%.
“As hyperscalers continue to invest at levels well above historical norms, the sector now requires significantly larger pools of long-term capital to support continued growth,” said Projesh Banerjea, managing director and head of Southeast Asia infrastructure at KKR.
Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs reiterated a Buy rating on the stock on February 6 but cut the price target to $145 from $190. The price target cut reflects the investment bank’s revised earnings-per-share estimates for the company, which are 3% lower on average due to a decrease in capital markets-sensitive revenue streams. The bank remains confident in the company’s ability to achieve mid-teens management fee growth following its fourth-quarter 2025 results.
KKR & Co. Inc. (NYSE:KKR) is a leading global investment firm that manages multiple alternative asset classes, including private equity, credit, infrastructure, and real estate, with a significant presence in insurance solutions.
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