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Raw inputs
Equipment
Foundry
Chip design
Software
AI demand
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Company details
Market cap
~$146B
Total AUM
~$1.3T
Fee-earning AUM
~$938B
Dividend yield
~3.8%
DE / share (Q1)
$1.36
Revenue (TTM)
~$14.8B
Dry powder
~$213B
Perpetual capital
~$540B
In plain English
Blackstone is the world's largest alternative-asset manager — at ~$1.3T it pools money from pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and increasingly wealthy individuals, then puts it to work buying companies (Jersey Mike's, Copeland), real estate and data centres (it became the world's biggest data-centre owner via AirTrunk), and lending privately through its giant credit arm. It earns steady management fees plus a slice of the profits, and is run and ~19%-owned by co-founder Steve Schwarzman.
In simple terms
What Blackstone really sells
Blackstone is the world's largest alternative-asset manager — at ~$1.3T it pools money from pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and increasingly wealthy individuals, then puts it to work buying companies (Jersey Mike's, Copeland), real estate and data centres (it became the world's biggest data-centre owner via AirTrunk), and lending privately through its giant credit arm. It earns steady management fees plus a slice of the profits, and is run and ~19%-owned by co-founder Steve Schwarzman.
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