Partners Group Holding AG Partners Group Holding AG

Partners Group Holding AG

PGHN

Rang in Aktien #1174
Partners Group Holding AG is a leading global investment manager concentrating... Partners Group Holding AG is a leading global investment manager concentrating its efforts in the private markets. The firm actively engages in direct investments, acquiring existing stakes (secondaries), and making primary commitments to new funds across private equity, real estate, infrastructure, and debt, while also allocating capital to a diverse range of other alternative asset funds. Its investment strategy is comprehensive, covering various stages from seed capital, early-, mid-, and late-stage venture to emerging growth, mature enterprises, buyouts, recapitalizations, industry consolidation, distressed assets, and special situations. In direct private equity, Partners Group targets industries such as healthcare, consumer goods, media & telecommunications, education, information technology, industrials, infrastructure/energy & utilities, financial and business services, and real estate operating companies. For private real estate, the firm seeks out global property opportunities, including secondaries and primaries, with a particular focus on distressed assets in the United States, Europe, and Japan. Within the private debt sector, the firm provides senior and mezzanine financing, participates in secondary and primary debt transactions, and supports add-on acquisitions. These private debt and broader investment activities frequently target middle-market companies across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Its energy infrastructure focus includes midstream assets, power generation, gas transportation and export infrastructure, alongside renewable energy solutions such as wind and solar. With a global investment mandate, Partners Group pays special attention to regions including South Africa, China, India, the Philippines, Austria, France, Germany, Switzerland, Russia, Brazil, and Chile. The firm typically commits equity investments ranging from 500,000 to 100 million in companies with an enterprise valuation between 100 million and 2 billion. As a value-add investor, it frequently secures both majority and minority stakes in its portfolio companies. Beyond direct investments, it also allocates capital to various funds, including venture capital, mezzanine, private equity, real estate, distressed, turnaround, and secondary funds. Founded in 1996, Partners Group Holding AG is based in Baar, Switzerland, and maintains a substantial international presence with additional offices throughout North America, South America, Europe, Australia, and Asia.
Aktienkurs
$747.77
Marktkapitalisierung
$19.26B
Veränderung (1 Tag)
0.85%
Veränderung (1 Jahr)
-39.64%
Land
CH
Handel Partners Group Holding AG (PGHN)

Kategorie

Financial Services
KGV für Partners Group Holding AG (PGHN)
KGV zum 2026 TTM: 0
Laut den neuesten Finanzberichten und dem Aktienkurs von Partners Group Holding AG beträgt das aktuelle P/E-Verhältnis (TTM) 0. Am Ende des Jahres 2026 hatte das Unternehmen ein P/E von 0.
P/E-Verlaufsdaten für Partners Group Holding AG von 2004 bis 2026
P/E-Verhältnis am Ende jedes Jahres
Jahr KGV ändert
2025 20.20 -28.72%
2024 28.34 -9.59%
2023 31.35 50.96%
2022 20.76 -22.87%
2021 26.92 -20.72%
2020 33.95 29.83%
2019 26.15 28.05%
2018 20.42 -13.27%
2017 23.55 4.34%
2016 22.57 -6.37%
2015 24.10 20.52%
2014 20.00 3.75%
2013 19.28 -8.90%
2012 21.16 3.23%
2011 20.50 29.63%
2010 15.81 -6.13%
2009 16.85 44.67%
2008 11.64 -27.81%
2007 16.13 -38.35%
2006 26.16 -8.46%
2005 28.58 -36.85%
2004 45.26 0.00%
P/E-Verhältnis für ähnliche Unternehmen oder Wettbewerber
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25.79 -
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24.35 -
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5.88 -
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27.42 -
US
26.77 -
US
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