NASDAQ: TPG
TPG Inc. is a global alternative asset manager founded in 1992, with $346 billion of assets under management and $190 billion of fee-earning AUM as of September 30, 2026.
It invests through six platforms:
- **Capital:** flagship TPG buyout funds, Asia funds and Healthcare Partners funds.
- **Growth:** TPG Growth, Tech Adjacencies, TPG Sports and others.
- **Impact:** The Rise Funds, Rise Climate funds, Evercare and TPG NEXT.
- **Credit:** TPG Credit Solutions, Essential Housing, TPG Asset Based Finance, TPG Direct Lending (MMDL, TCAP), CLOs and multi-asset credit. Credit is its largest platform by AUM.
- **Real Estate:** TPG Real Estate Partners, TPG AG Realty, Core Plus, Asia Realty, Europe Real Estate, Net Lease and Japan Value.
- **Market Solutions:** TPG Peppertree digital infrastructure funds, TPG GP Solutions, NewQuest secondaries and T-POP.
TPG earns recurring management fees, fee-related performance revenues, and transaction and monitoring fees, mainly through a capital markets business. It also earns performance allocations (carried interest) from funds that exceed return hurdles.
About 68% of AUM sits in funds with a duration of 10 years or more, and 17% is in perpetual vehicles. TPG acquired Peppertree Capital Management on July 1, 2025. It aims to pay Class A shareholders at least 85% of its share of distributable earnings as dividends. Updated
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TPG Inc. is a global alternative asset manager founded in 1992, with $346 billion of assets under management and $190 billion of fee-earning AUM as of September 30, 2026.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for TPG is $61.43, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $59.24. TPG price prediction →
