KKR & Co. Inc.

- KKR raised $28 billion of new capital in the quarter, with strong demand across asset classes and geographies. - Credit fundraising was a highlight, with $15 billion raised, driven by asset-based finance ($90 billion AUM). - Capital raising pipelines remain strong, with meaningful inbound interest from institutions for direct lending, seen as an attractive entry point amid current market dislocation. - KKR completed the final close of its North America 14 private equity fund at $23 billion. - The partnership with Capital Group is progressing well, with product development and initial deployment across credit and private equity. - Fundraising is diversified across strategies (private equity, credit, real assets) and geographies (including Asia private equity, tech and healthcare growth, infrastructure, and K-Series). - Despite market noise and some expected Q2 slowdowns, overall confidence remains high for continuing fundraising momentum and fee-related earnings growth.

- KKR has made a significant strategic acquisition by closing the acquisition of Arctos, a leading investor in professional sports franchises and GP solutions, with $16 billion AUM and $10 billion fee-paying AUM (Page 3). - Actively investing in digital infrastructure, including a $50 billion joint venture with Energy Capital Partners focused on data centers and related infrastructure; over $40 billion invested in digital infrastructure to date with strong returns (Page 14). - Continued deployment across private equity, credit, and real assets with a focus on Asia private equity, tech growth, healthcare growth, climate strategy, and infrastructure (Page 7). - The firm is thoughtful and disciplined in capital allocation, including share repurchases with an additional $500 million authorized for buybacks, targeting attractive risk-adjusted returns amid sector volatility (Page 3). - Focus on broad-based employee ownership programs across portfolio companies to drive value creation and operational efficiency (Page 8).

- KKR sees strong long-term growth opportunities across multiple strategies and geographies, with diversified fundraising efforts raising $127 billion over the trailing 12 months. - Private equity fundraising is robust, exemplified by the $23 billion North America 14 fund close. - The K-Series wealth platform AUM grew 80% year-over-year to $38 billion as of March 31, with continued optimism despite short-term redemption noise. - Digital infrastructure and data centers remain key growth themes; KKR has invested over $40 billion, with six global data center platforms and active deployment ongoing. - Monetization revenue remains strong, with over $1.2 billion in forward monetization transactions expected, supporting near-term revenue visibility. - Disciplined capital allocation supports durable earnings growth, and buybacks capitalize on perceived market volatility. - Guidance for 2026 ANI was initially above $7 per share but now anticipates modestly below due to temporarily challenging conditions, with delayed monetizations expected to shift beyond 2026.

- KKR expects to exceed 2026 targets for fundraising, strategic holdings operating earnings, and fee-related earnings (FRE) per share. - Adjusted net income (ANI) was initially targeted to reach $7+ per share in 2026, representing ~45% year-over-year growth, but current visibility is modestly reduced; actual ANI may fall below $7. - Any delayed monetizations impacting 2026 earnings are expected to shift into 2027 or later, not lost. - Fee-related earnings per share grew 23% YoY in Q1 2026, with strong management fee growth (~20% excluding catch-up fees). - Total operating earnings per share increased 18% YoY; adjusted net income per share was up 20% YoY. - Embedded gains are near record levels (~$18 billion), indicating strong portfolio and future earnings power. - KKR maintains confidence in durable earnings growth driven by diversified strategies and geographic reach.

The document does not provide explicit details on "Current/ Expected Orderbook/ Pending Orders" in the traditional sense often used in manufacturing or sales contexts. However, relevant points touching on deal pipelines and monetization include: - KKR reported a healthy pipeline of realizations across strategies and regions, with gross monetization revenues in Q1 up more than 50% year-over-year. - Since March 31, signed transactions and exits expected to close represent over $1.2 billion of gross monetization revenue—the largest forward monetization figure in KKR's history. - Data center investments are active, with six global platforms and ongoing deployment across various pools and geographies. - The Arctos acquisition adds approximately $10 billion of fee-paying AUM, with plans to grow to $100 billion-plus AUM. - Continued fundraising efforts across private equity and wealth products with substantial committed but uncalled capital ($125 billion). No specific "orderbook" figure is detailed, but the above highlights strong deal activity and monetization pipeline.