Carlyle Group Q2 2026 Investment Activity: Significant Buys and Sells in Emerging Tech, Energy, and Real Estate
In its latest filing for the quarter ending June 30, 2026, Carlyle Group Inc. disclosed notable changes to its portfolio holdings.

For the quarter ending June 30, 2026, private equity giant Carlyle Group Inc. (investor_slug: carlyle-group-inc) made several strategic adjustments to its portfolio. The total value of the fund's holdings stood at $2.6 billion, reflecting ongoing investment activity across diverse sectors.
The most striking change during this period was a substantial increase in Carlyle's stake in SunPower Inc (symbol: CSLR). The fund acquired an additional 441% of its shares, indicating strong confidence or alignment with the company's strategic direction. This significant purchase pushed Carlyle's portfolio allocation for this Technology-focused holding higher.
In addition to the massive stake increase in SunPower, Carlyle demonstrated continued interest in certain sectors through smaller but notable purchases. The fund added a new position in Ramaco Res Inc (symbol: METC) and simultaneously increased its stake in both Riley Exploration Permian In (symbol: REPX) and Nebius Group N.V. (symbol: NBIS). These actions, representing 100% increases in shares for Riley Exploration, Nebius, and Ramaco Res Inc respectively, suggest targeted growth within the Energy and Basic Materials space.
Conversely, Carlyle also divested from certain holdings during Q2. The most significant exit was from Q32 Bio Inc (symbol: QTTB), where the fund sold off 94.53% of its stake, effectively exiting almost entirely from this position. This sharp reduction highlights a clear sell decision for that specific holding.
The investor also made minor adjustments elsewhere in the portfolio. For instance, Krispy Kreme Inc (symbol: DNUT) saw no change from prior period levels, maintaining its current allocation status quo.
Furthermore, Carlyle noted a slight increase in shares for Robinhood Mkts Inc (symbol: HOOD), representing a 40.2% change from the previous quarter.