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Apollo Global Management
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Apollo launches €10bn Europe credit platform as banks leave a financing gap
Apollo Global Management has launched European Credit Company with more than €10 billion of lending capacity, bringing sovereign wealth, insurance and bank capital together as Europe’s defence, infrastructure and energy spending creates a growing market for non-bank finance.
ADT surges 33% on Thrive Holdings deal as $114m break fee shapes takeover prospects
Thrive Holdings has agreed to acquire ADT for $10 per share in a transaction worth $15.3 billion including debt, taking the home security provider private if approved. A 30-day search for competing bids, financing from Apollo affiliates and ADT's recurring-revenue economics create important questions about the final transaction value and the next phase of the business.
Broadcom company profile: From wireless chips to AI infrastructure and VMware
Broadcom Inc. has evolved from a diversified semiconductor supplier into an infrastructure technology group spanning custom artificial intelligence accelerators, data-center networking, wireless chips, VMware private-cloud software, cybersecurity and mainframe systems. AI semiconductor revenue is now expanding much faster than the rest of the company, but customer concentration, large deployment commitments and the economics of financing frontier AI infrastructure will shape the next phase.
Apollo enters Uniper auction as Germany looks to unwind its 99% energy rescue stake
Apollo Global Management has reportedly submitted a non-binding bid for German energy group Uniper as Berlin prepares to reduce its 99.12% holding and potentially return one of Europe’s largest state-rescue assets to private ownership.
SpaceX reportedly seeks $40bn for Nvidia chips as AI financing moves into debt markets
SpaceX is reportedly seeking about $40 billion of financing led by Apollo Global Management to purchase Nvidia artificial intelligence chips, potentially creating one of the largest examples yet of debt markets financing the AI infrastructure boom.
AI’s next bottleneck may be finance as data centers, chips and power chase capital
Artificial intelligence spending is moving beyond technology-company balance sheets as GPUs, data centers, electricity contracts and infrastructure cash flows increasingly support specialised financing structures. The shift could turn AI infrastructure financing into a much broader credit-market cycle, but power delivery, asset values and leverage will determine whether the model proves durable.
Why would Broadcom finance $42bn of Anthropic’s own AI compute bill?
Anthropic could access up to $42 billion of conditional Broadcom financing against a $125.2 billion five-year TPU compute commitment, revealing how chip suppliers, private capital and AI labs are becoming financially intertwined as infrastructure costs surge.
Why Amazon may shift $8bn of NVIDIA chips to investors as AI costs surge
Amazon is reportedly discussing a structure that could place about $8 billion of NVIDIA Grace Blackwell chips into an investor-backed vehicle and lease the hardware back, testing whether outside capital can shoulder more of the extraordinary cost of the AI infrastructure boom.
Apollo explores $3bn-plus Energos sale as XRG circles floating LNG platform
Apollo Global Management is exploring a full or partial sale of floating LNG infrastructure operator Energos at a valuation above $3 billion, Reuters reported, with Abu Dhabi National Oil Company-backed XRG among prospective bidders.
RWE lifts Amprion exposure to 58% as power grids become third investment pillar
RWE is increasing its effective stake in German transmission operator Amprion to around 58%, reinforcing regulated electricity grids as a third investment pillar alongside renewables and flexible generation as Germany prepares for enormous transmission spending.