Net Investment Income and Dividend Coverage
Net investment income (NII) of $27.4M ($0.42 per share) for Q1, representing an annualized ROE of 10.0%. NII fully covered the regular dividend; the Board declared a Q2 dividend of $0.42 per share (annualized yield of 10.0% based on March 31, 2026 ending book value).
Portfolio Size, Diversification and Yield
Investment portfolio at fair value of $2.5B across 212 companies in 30 industries. Weighted average portfolio yield of 10.8% (amortized cost) and 10.9% (fair value), consistent with December 31, 2025. Approximately 93% of debt investments are floating rate.
Strong Liquidity and Liability Management
Liquidity of $729M at quarter end, including $660M undrawn revolver capacity and $34.2M cash. Executed $350M unsecured note issuance (March 2031) to prefund 2026 maturities, extending debt duration; weighted average interest rate on debt 4.6% and weighted average maturity ~4.1 years.
Healthy Underlying Credit Metrics
Median borrower net leverage improved to 4.6x EBITDA and median interest coverage remained healthy at ~2.1x. Watch list investments steady at ~5% of portfolio (in line with recent quarters). Nonaccruals low at 1.4% (amortized cost) and 0.6% (fair value), modest improvement from prior quarter.
Active, First‑Lien Biased New Origination Activity
Q1 new fundings totaled $243M across 107 companies (51% into new companies). New fundings were 93% first‑lien; median EBITDA of new companies was $41M, reflecting focus on core middle‑market and defensive sectors.
Repayments and Portfolio Turnover
Sales and repayments totaled ~$255M in the quarter, resulting in net sales and repayments of ~$12.2M, supporting rotation and reinvestment capacity.
Market Positioning and Investment Discipline
Management highlighted Bain Capital platform benefits (sponsor relationships, sector expertise, disciplined underwriting), and conservative structures (control over debt tranches, strong covenants). Q1 new origination spreads averaged ~550 bps; management noted further market pricing widening of ~25–50 bps into Q2.
Signs of Improved Deal Flow in Q2 to Date
Management reported a pickup in volumes in Q2 to date and an investing environment that has modestly improved as spreads widened an additional ~25–50 bps compared with Q1.