Blackstone Group L.P. Stock News

Blackstone confirmed on Wednesday it had bought a trophy office building in central Paris for about 700 million euros ($819 million), in a sign investors are warming to premium office properties after a post-pandemic drop in activity.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Blackstone (NYSE:BX) announced the final close on $5.5 billion for its latest infrastructure secondaries fund, Strategic Partners Infrastructure IV L.P., and its related committed program vehicles. SP Infrastructure IV is the world's largest dedicated infrastructure secondaries fund raised to-date. Verdun Perry, Senior Managing Director and Global Head of Strategic Pa...

Engineering and maintenance services provider Legence is targeting a valuation of up to $2.95 billion in its U.S. initial public offering, it said on Tuesday, as the new listings market kicks back into action after the seasonal summer slowdown.

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BXMT's Q2 2025 results were largely as expected, with minor BV fluctuations and modest core earnings outperformance driven by higher-than-anticipated loan originations. The company shifted to a more aggressive loan origination strategy, signaling a potential stabilization in portfolio size, but credit risk remains elevated with new non-accrual loans. I maintain a risk/performance rating of 4.5,...

U.S. asset manager Blackstone is looking to expand its planned project to build data centres in Spain's Aragon, with an additional investment of 4.3 billion euros ($5.03 billion) in the region striving to become a major cloud computing hub.