Annual Sustainability Report

Volume 17: Driving a More Sustainable Future

Apollo has proudly published a summary of our approach to sustainability across our ecosystem since 2009.

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“Today's environment is defined by uncertainty around markets, policy and the pace of structural change across sectors. In that context, the focus shifts to investments with durable, tangible value drivers and the ability to perform over long timeframes. Integrating sustainability isn't a compliance afterthought or add-on. We believe that integration is key to generating real economic value across investments by surfacing risks early, improving operational performance and strengthening the businesses we and our funds invest in for the long term.” 

Scott Kleinman
Co-President of Apollo Asset Management

Responsible & Sustainable Portfolio Supplement

Apollo’s Responsible & Sustainable Reporting Program, now in its 17th year, seeks to measure the progress of Apollo-managed funds’ portfolio companies’ sustainability performance by collecting annual responses to an in-depth questionnaire composed of more than 100 quantitative and qualitative questions. The 2025 Responsible & Sustainable Portfolio Supplement includes highlights from select companies that participated this year’s Reporting Program.

Driving a More Sustainable Future

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Governance

Apollo is committed to responsible governance, exemplified by our practices and principles, setting a strong example for Apollo-managed funds' portfolio companies and the industry. Our Board of Directors continues to guide senior management and oversee risk management to create a comprehensive, top-down approach to governance.

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Environment

Apollo is committed to responsible environmental stewardship, and we believe that companies that proactively assess and manage material environmental risks and seize corresponding opportunities can perform better and be better positioned for the long term.

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Driving Sustainability Across our Strategies

Across our business, we take a patient, creative and informed approach to investing that seeks to align the interests of our clients, the companies our funds invest in and the communities we serve, to drive positive outcomes. As fiduciaries, we believe it is our responsibility to integrate sustainability considerations where they are financially material. Sustainability initiatives across equity portfolio companies are estimated to generate $164M in run-rate EBITDA improvement and $129M in cash preservation, with a 0.7-year payback.


Human Capital

Apollo aims to attract and retain the best talent and build a modern, high-performance culture that enables us to deliver positive outcomes on behalf of our clients and shareholders. We invest in employee growth, development, health and well-being, and opportunity through various programs and initiatives.

For more information, please visit Life at Apollo.


Transition Investing

Apollo’s transition investing approach focuses on deploying flexible, long-duration capital to businesses and infrastructure enabling the energy transition. We leverage our experience across asset classes to pursue opportunities in key sectors driving the energy transition and decarbonization. In 2025 Apollo deployed, committed or arranged a record $31.6B(1) in transition investments.

For more information, please visit Energy Transition.


1 As of December 31, 2025. The firmwide target (the “Target”) to deploy, commit or arrange capital commensurate with Apollo’s proprietary Transition Investment Framework (“TIF”) is more than $100 billion by 2030. The TIF, which is subject to change at any time without notice, sets forth certain activities classified by Apollo as Transition Activities, and the methodologies used to calculate contribution towards the Target. Only investments determined to be currently contributing to a Transition Activity in accordance with the TIF are counted toward the Target. Under the TIF, Apollo uses different calculation methodologies for different types of investments in asset classes. For additional details on the TIF, please our website here.