KKR has announced an investment of 1.22 trillion Korean won (approximately $820 million) in Samsung SDS through the acquisition of convertible bonds. The investment will be made through KKR-managed funds. Under the partnership agreement, KKR will collaborate closely with Samsung SDS on value-creation initiatives, including supporting organic and inorganic growth strategies, accelerating the company's expansion as a full-stack AI solutions provider, and developing new business areas. KKR will also provide advisory services to Samsung SDS management, particularly in mergers and acquisitions, capital allocation, and supporting the company's pursuit of global strategic growth opportunities.

Bond has closed a transaction increasing its credit facility to $290 million on 14 April 2026, with funding from KKR & Co. Inc.

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