Apollo Global Management stock expands daily pricing across credit assets

Published on 10/04/2026 at 20:02 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Apollo Global Management stock was last at USD 114.02 on October 2, 2026, while the firm extended pricing data across its USD 850 billion credit business. Third-quarter results are scheduled for November 3.

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Apollo Global Management stock (ISIN US03769M1062) was last at USD 114.02 on the NYSE on October 2, 2026, after Apollo extended Daily Pricing across its USD 850 billion credit business. The October 1 announcement makes valuation transparency the immediate issue for investors, with asset-level pricing scheduled to begin on October 30, 2026.

Daily pricing reaches wider credit assets

According to Apollo on October 1, 2026, the initiative now covers direct lending, asset-backed finance, multi-credit and opportunistic credit vehicles. Apollo launched the first phase for its investment-grade Fixed Income Replacement products on July 1, 2026.

The company described Daily Pricing as an estimated fair value based on internal methodology and public market benchmarks, rather than a market-clearing price. That distinction matters because the figures are designed to improve information for private-credit investors, not to establish a firm transaction value.

Results missed estimates in the latest quarter

MarketBeat reported on October 2, 2026, that Apollo posted quarterly EPS of USD 2.11 and revenue of USD 5.57 billion in the quarter reported on August 4, 2026. EPS was USD 0.05 below the USD 2.16 consensus estimate, while revenue was below the USD 5.65 billion forecast.

The same report said EPS increased from USD 1.92 in the comparable prior-year quarter to USD 2.11. That 9.9 percent increase did not prevent the earnings release from missing both cited expectations, leaving the stock exposed to a valuation debate even as the platform expands.

Analysts still see a higher target

Wells Fargo began coverage with an Equal Weight rating and a USD 127.00 price target, according to MarketBeat on October 2, 2026. The published consensus was Moderate Buy, with 18 analysts comprising one Strong Buy, 12 Buy and five Hold ratings, and an average target of USD 150.36.

That average target lies 31.9 percent above the October 2 price. The gap gives the stock a measurable valuation cushion in consensus terms, but the latest earnings miss and the distinction between estimated Daily Pricing values and market-clearing prices remain important counterpoints.

Stock remains below its yearly high

Apollo's October 2 reference quote was USD 114.02 on the NYSE at 4:00 p.m. ET, down USD 0.32, or 0.28 percent, from the prior close. The session range was USD 113.80 to USD 116.95, while the 52-week range was USD 99.56 to USD 153.29 and volume reached 2,803,901 shares.

The company had approximately USD 1.05 trillion in assets under management as of June 30, 2026, including the credit platform at the center of the new pricing initiative. Apollo's next scheduled report therefore offers the next major test of whether scale and transparency can offset the recent earnings shortfall.