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La Trobe Private Credit Fund Skips June Buy-Back, Targets September Resumption

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  • La Trobe Private Credit Fund will not run a June 2026 off-market buy-back after hitting regulatory buy-back limits.
  • The fund deems approval costs too high for a temporary restriction and aims to resume buy-backs in September 2026 if suitable.
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La Trobe Private Credit Fund Skips June Buy-Back, Targets September Resumption

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La Trobe Private Credit Fund ( (AU:LF1) ) just unveiled an update.

La Trobe Private Credit Fund has confirmed it will not conduct an off-market buy-back for the June 2026 quarter after reaching the 10/12 Limit under applicable ASIC regulations, making a buy-back subject to unitholder approval. The responsible entity concluded that seeking such approval would not be in unitholders’ interests due to associated costs and the temporary nature of the restriction, and it plans to resume an off-market buy-back in the September 2026 quarter if doing so is considered beneficial for investors.

More about La Trobe Private Credit Fund

La Trobe Private Credit Fund is a listed investment vehicle on the ASX focused on private credit, offering investors exposure to income-generating credit investments. The fund is structured as a managed investment scheme with a responsible entity overseeing capital management, including initiatives such as periodic off-market buy-backs for unitholders.

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