KKR Income Opportunities Fund (KIO) CFO Takao Buys $28K of Stock
Key Points
- Justin Takao, the CFO, increased his holdings by 2,914 shares, raising his total to about 8,098 shares after the purchase.
- The stock recently traded around $9.79, which is about 19.6% below its 52-week high of $12.18.
- Other institutional investors, like Penserra Capital Management, hold over 1.16 million shares of KIO, worth about $11.4 million.
Since the trade, $KIO is up 0.6% to date (from the $9.74 close on Oct 26, 2026).
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On October 26, 2026, Justin Takao, the Chief Financial Officer of KKR Income Opportunities Fund, bought 2,914 shares of the fund at $9.73 each, totaling about $28,353. This transaction was reported through a Form 4 filing with the SEC.
Takao's purchase increased his holdings to about 8,098 shares, marking a 56.22% rise in his stake. This move reflects confidence in the fund's performance, especially as it trades below its recent averages.
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Other Institutional Activity in KKR Income Opportunities Fund
Several other institutional investors have also been active in KKR Income Opportunities Fund. Penserra Capital Management LLC holds 1,161,643 shares worth about $11.38 million, having increased its position by 44,356 shares. Guggenheim Capital, LLC owns 851,503 shares valued at roughly $8.34 million, with a recent increase of 57,931 shares. Conversely, Wells Fargo & Company reduced its stake by 34,698 shares, ending with 548,460 shares worth about $5.37 million.
KKR Income Opportunities Fund Stock Up 0.6%
The stock of KKR Income Opportunities Fund recently traded around $9.79, which is about 19.6% below its 52-week high of $12.18. The price is also below its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, which sit at $10.53 and $11.08, respectively. This positioning could suggest a potential opportunity for investors looking for value.
Recent Earnings
KKR Income Opportunities Fund has reported trailing twelve-month revenue of approximately $97.7 million, with an earnings per share (EPS) of $0.98. The fund has a net margin of 0.0%, indicating it is currently not profitable. The next earnings report is expected on November 15, 2026.
Insider Buying and Selling at KKR Income Opportunities Fund
Justin Takao, prior to this purchase, had sold 21,217 shares on February 4, 2026, valued at about $248,444. Another insider, Rudy Pimentel, the President, bought 4,000 shares on October 8, 2026, valued at approximately $40,890. These trades show a mix of buying and selling activity among the company's leadership.
About KKR Income Opportunities Fund
KKR Income Opportunities Fund is a closed-end fixed income mutual fund managed by KKR Asset Management LLC. The fund invests in various fixed income markets and focuses on secured loans and high-yield corporate debt. Its strategy includes fundamental analysis and dynamic hedging to manage its investments effectively.
Bottom Line
Investors should keep an eye on KKR Income Opportunities Fund as it approaches its next earnings report on November 15, 2026. With insider buying activity and institutional interest, the stock may present opportunities as it continues to trade below its historical averages.
Related Filing Alerts
Source: Justin Takao's Form 4 filing on $KIO (Oct 26, 2026). Written by software, not financial advice. How we make alerts