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KKR Bets on Korea AI Supply Chain After Record $3 Billion Deals

Bloomberg Markets Monday 21 September 2026, 21:00 UTC By Denny Thomas and Manuel Baigorri 1 min read
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KKR & Co. expects more dealmaking opportunities in South Korea after plowing around $3 billion into the country this year, betting its central role in the global artificial-intelligence supply chain will fuel demand for everything from data centers to power.

KKR & Co. expects more dealmaking opportunities in South Korea after plowing around $3 billion into the country this year, betting its central role in the global artificial-intelligence supply chain will fuel demand for everything from data centers to power.
KKR Bets (ORG) Korea AI Supply Chain (ORG) KKR &amp (ORG) Co. (ORG) South Korea (LOCATION)
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