Blackstone (BX) has made significant moves in its investment strategy, notably a
$1.2B investment in a West Virginia power plant, contributing to a reconsideration of its long-term energy investment narrative. It also shows promising signs as a
growth stock. BX recently committed
$600M to
Trilantic in conjunction with
Neuberger Berman. Share movements show a mix of sell-offs and acquisitions, including activity from
Vanguard Group and
Terra Nova Asset Management. One of BX's top-performing women is exiting the firm, adding to its leadership shake-up. After
Q3 earnings, which saw sales below analyst estimates, the share price has experienced a pullback; however, BX is increasing its dividend to
$1.29. BX has also shown interest in expanding private asset access to the retirement market and aims to bolster its presence in Europe, with the hiring of a former Apollo executive. Bears may be wary of BX's lofty valuation, as well as a recent share-price drop brought by investment news. In spite of this, BX's continued global sourcing points to a strong outlook.
Blackstone BX News Analytics from Thu, 24 Jul 2025 07:00:00 GMT to Sat, 22 Nov 2025 13:33:11 GMT -
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- Innovation 6
- Information 8
- Rumor 4
