Headquartered in Fort Worth, TX Fiscal year ends December NASDAQ: TPG tpg.com
TPG Inc. is a global alternative asset management firm founded in 1992 with $327 billion of assets under management. The firm invests across a broadly diversified set of strategies organized into six platforms: Capital (private equity buyouts and healthcare), Growth (growth equity, tech adjacencies, and digital media), Impact (sustainable investing through Rise and Rise Climate funds), Credit (direct lending, credit solutions, essential housing, asset-based finance, and CLOs), Real Estate (opportunistic, value-add, core plus, net lease, and Asia/Europe real estate), and Market Solutions (GP-led secondaries, sports investing, and the Peppertree natural resources business acquired in July 2025). TPG manages capital on behalf of institutional investors globally through closed-end funds, perpetual capital vehicles, BDCs, REITs, and CLOs. The firm generates revenue primarily from management fees, transaction and monitoring fees, and performance allocations. Approximately 68% of its AUM is in long-dated funds with durations of 10 or more years, and 16% is in perpetual capital vehicles, providing significant fee durability. Updated
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TPG Inc. is a global alternative asset management firm founded in 1992 with $327 billion of assets under management.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for TPG is $56.66, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $57.94. TPG price prediction →
