KKR & Co. (NYSE:KKR) is reshaping its portfolio: buying EDF Power Solutions’ North American renewables for about $4.2B plus contingent payments, finalizing an HMC joint energy platform, preparing to report Q2 results July 30, and simultaneously selling Ocean Yield and marketing Japan’s Central Tank Terminal.
Previous Week Recap
- KKR Buys EDF Power North America Renewables: KKR will buy EDF Power Solutions’ North America renewables for about $4.2B plus up to $390M contingent, adding solar, wind, battery assets and O&M, funded by KKR’s infrastructure strategy.
- KKR Reports Q2 2026 Results: KKR & Co. (KKR) will report Q2 2026 results July 30, 2026 before NYSE open. No further financial or operational details were provided in the company notice.
- KKR Sells Ocean Yield Stake: KKR to sell 100% of Ocean Yield to A.P. Møller unit, pending approvals. KKR exits majority ownership but keeps a stake in CapeOmega. Ocean Yield grew to 70+ vessels, $5B backlog.
- Central Tank Terminal Auction Bids: KKR-owned Central Tank Terminal in Japan draws bids from MBK, Actis and Bain. Sale may top $600M including debt; buyers asked for binding offers by August.
- KKR/HMC Capital Energy Platform Financing: KKR completed funding and equity close with HMC Capital for their joint energy platform, finalizing the transaction’s financing and ownership structure.
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