On October 9, Apollo Global Management LLC rose 3.28% in regular trading, reaching $119.075 per share with turnover of $148 million, outperforming the broader financial sector.
The intraday advance followed a series of reports highlighting Apollo's expanding role in large-scale financing transactions. The firm is in discussions with Oracle and Goldman Sachs regarding chip financing, and is also reported to be leading a $40 billion financing package for SpaceX's purchase of Nvidia chips, with the deal expected to close in 2027. Additionally, Apollo's £5.70 billion takeover of EasyJet is set for completion in early 2027, with the CEO citing no meaningful shareholder resistance.
These developments reflect Apollo's aggressive push into AI infrastructure and transportation financing, reinforcing investor confidence in its deal pipeline and near-term earnings visibility.
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