- KKR joins Energy Capital Partners to buy DCC Energy for ~£5.75bn, offering 6,525p/share plus 147.22p final dividend and up to 125p contingent. Deal expected to close Q1 2027 pending approvals.
- KKR, with Blackstone and Brookfield, will hold a 49% stake in a JV operating 13 Kuwaiti oil pipelines under a $16B, 20.5‑year lease; KOC gets $7.85B at closing.
- KKR plans a gradual exit from LCY Group chemical assets (invested ~$1.56B in 2019). No buyer identified; exit may enable LCY to pursue bigger U.S. deals and partner talks.
- KKR is exploring a sale of LS Automotive India valued near $500 million; the firm is weighing options for the asset, according to a Bloomberg report that awaits independent verification.
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Key facts: KKR & Co Inc £5.75bn DCC bid; $16B Kuwait JV stake; LCY exit
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KKR joins Energy Capital Partners to buy DCC Energy for ~£5.75bn, offering 6,525p/share plus 147.22p final dividend and up to 125p contingent. Deal expected to close Q1 2027 pendin