Apollo Global Management, Inc.
Last price: $114.37
Updated: 17 hours ago
52w range:
$99.56
to
$153.29
52w change:
14.88%
to
-25.39%
Forward PE: 10.73418
Trailing EPS: 2.79
50d average: $123.65
(-8%)
200d average: $123.98
(-8%)
Open: $114.02
Previous close: $112.83
Change: $1.54
(1.36%)
Day high: $117.16
Day low: $114.20
Volume: 2.85 million
Avg. vol 3m: 3.29 million
Cap: 67.54 billion
NYSE
NYSE:APO
Shares outstanding: 590.5 million
Price hint: 2
Price to book: 3.3595748
Annual dividend rate: 2.14
Annual dividend yield: 0.02
$0.56 dividend 2 months ago
Yahoo Quote
Summary
(retrieved 9 hours ago)
APO
Apollo Global Management is a large alternative-asset manager and retirement-services provider. It earns recurring management and advisory fees on credit and equity strategies, generates capital-solutions fees, and also has earnings linked to the investment spread and growth of its retirement-services operations. Its model is therefore broader than a traditional private-equity manager’s and is increasingly centered on scaled credit origination. (ir.apollo.com)
Business momentum has been strong. For the quarter ended June 30, 2026, Apollo reported $1.047 trillion of AUM, including $858 billion of fee-generating AUM; fee-related earnings were $785 million and spread-related earnings were $877 million. Those recurring earnings streams matter more to the long-term thesis than a volatile quarterly GAAP result. (ir.apollo.com)
On the supplied quote figures, APO trades at $114.37, below both its $123.65 50-day average and $123.98 200-day average, and materially below its $153.29 52-week high. That weak technical position can create an entry opportunity, but it also signals that investors are weighing risks around private credit, markets, or the durability of earnings.
Valuation looks appealing if forward earnings are realized: the supplied forward P/E is 10.73x, versus a 40.99x trailing P/E. The gap underscores why trailing GAAP EPS of $2.79 is not the cleanest way to judge Apollo; fair-value marks and investment results can materially distort it, while management emphasizes fee- and spread-related earnings. Apollo’s latest reported adjusted net income was $2.11 per share for the second quarter. (ir.apollo.com)
The dividend adds modest income, with a supplied $2.14 annual rate and 1.90% yield. Apollo declared a $0.5625 quarterly common dividend for the second quarter of 2026, consistent with that annualized rate, though dividends remain discretionary. (ir.apollo.com)