-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師總結如下： KKR公佈了強勁的2026年第一季業績，營運收益為每股1.47美元，年成長19%；費用相關收益為10億美元（每股1.13美元），較去年同期成長24%，主要得益於管理費成長30%至12億美元。總資產管理規模達7,580億美元，較去年成長14%；其中，支付費用的資產管理規模為6,150億美元，較去年成長17%。我們認為，該公司高於成本的2860億美元合格資產管理規模提供了可持續的盈利潛力，同時，整體業績表現良好，市盈率在過去12個月上漲了10%，實物資產和信貸業務均實現了穩健增長。對Arctos Partners的策略性收購為KKR新增了160億美元的體育資產管理規模，並確立了KKR Solutions這一新的業務線。我們認為KKR每季220億美元的投資活動和過去12個月累積970億美元的資本投入，都反映了其強大的市場地位。該公司擁有穩健的資產負債表，現金及投資總額達130億美元，同時透過將股利提高5%至每股0.195美元以及3.17億美元的股票回購（輔以強化後的自動回購計畫）來回饋大量資本。
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