Blackstone's Q4 Profit Surges as Dealmaking Gathers Momentum, AUM Hits Record High
(Reuters) - Blackstone trounced Wall Street estimates for fourth-quarter profit on Thursday, fueled by a pickup in dealmaking, while the assets under management at the world's largest alternative investment firm reached a record $1.13 trillion.
Blackstone's profit surges as dealmaking rebounds, execs signal CRE recovery
Blackstone beat estimates for fourth-quarter profit on Thursday, driven by a pickup in dealmaking, while executives at the world's largest alternative asset manager signaled that the troubled commercial real estate sector was stabilizing.
Blackstone (BX), the private equity giant, delivered stronger-than-expected Q4 earnings on Thursday, as assets under ...
The private equity giant — now with $1.1 trillion in assets under management — poured $25 billion into commercial real estate in 2024 ...
Blackstone said on Thursday its massive investments in data centers would not be undermined by the low-cost artificial ...
Blackstone Inc (BX) shares up on higher Q4 fiscal year revenues of $4.15B (+56% DE, +76% Fee-related). AUM rose 8%, dividend of $1.44 declared.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has partnered with Dallas-based real estate firm Dalfen Industrial LLC to purchase nearly $300 ...
Alternative asset manager Blackstone (BX) stands to benefit from several tailwinds in Q4, but valuation can limit growth.
Blackstone is nearing an agreement to purchase a Midtown tower, which would mark a return to New York office dealmaking for the world’s biggest real estate investor.
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