Apollo Global Management (APO) announced a cash dividend of $0.510 per share, with the ex-dividend date set for Aug 18, 2025. The announcement date was Aug 5, 2025, and the dividend is payable on Aug 29, 2025. Notably, this dividend remains consistent with the previous payout on May 30, 2025, which was also $0.510 per share. The average dividend over the past ten distributions stands at $0.408, indicating the current dividend is higher than the historical average.
Recently,
has been active in strategic acquisitions. Over the past week,
Funds reached an agreement with American Securities to acquire Trace3, a leading technology solutions provider known for driving the adoption of next-generation technology. This move aligns with Apollo's strategy to bolster its technological capabilities and expand its market reach.
In the same timeframe, Apollo Global Management has also agreed to acquire Kelvion, a leading global provider of heat exchange and cooling solutions. This acquisition suggests Apollo's commitment to diversifying its investment portfolio and enhancing its presence in the industrial sector. These strategic moves are seen as efforts to strengthen the company’s core competencies and improve long-term growth prospects.
Additionally, there have been internal movements within the company. As of late, a Form 4 filing revealed that CFO Kelly Martin sold 15,500 shares on Aug 12, 2025, at approximated $145, retaining 331,604 direct shares and 25,035 held indirectly. This insider trading activity provides insight into the confidence levels of the company's top executives regarding its market position and future performance.
In conclusion, Apollo Global Management is actively pursuing growth through strategic acquisitions while maintaining a consistent dividend payout, which is attractive to investors. The ex-dividend date of Aug 18, 2025, marks the last opportunity for investors to purchase shares and be eligible for the upcoming dividend. Any acquisitions made after this date will not qualify for the current dividend distribution.
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