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The Carlyle Group Inc.
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Company details
Market cap
$16B
P/E ratio
30×
Div yield
2.8%
AUM
$441B
Revenue (FY24)
$3.7B
Fee-related earnings
$1.2B
Employees
2,300+
Offices
29
In plain English
Carlyle is one of the world's largest alternative-asset managers — it pools ~$441B of pension, sovereign-wealth and insurance money into private-equity buyouts, private credit and fund-of-funds, then earns steady management fees plus a share of the profits (carry) when it sells companies well. It owns almost nothing you use directly; it owns stakes in ~300+ businesses on its investors' behalf.
In simple terms
What The Carlyle Group Inc. really sells
Carlyle is one of the world's largest alternative-asset managers — it pools ~$441B of pension, sovereign-wealth and insurance money into private-equity buyouts, private credit and fund-of-funds, then earns steady management fees plus a share of the profits (carry) when it sells companies well. It owns almost nothing you use directly; it owns stakes in ~300+ businesses on its investors' behalf.
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