Large Asset Sales at Book Value
Completed a $1.4 billion opportunistic private asset sale across Blue Owl BDCs (including $600 million from OBDC II, ~35% of that fund, and $400 million from OBDC). Sales executed at average price ~99.7% of book value across ~130 names, validating valuation process and portfolio quality.
Significant Share Repurchases
Repurchased $148 million of OBDC stock in Q4 at an average ~14% discount to NAV (i.e., purchased at ~86% of NAV). Repurchases were accretive to NAV by approximately $0.05 per share. Board authorized a new repurchase program up to $300 million (replacing $200M).
Stable Quarterly Earnings and Dividend
Delivered adjusted net investment income (NII) per share of $0.36 in Q4 (consistent with prior quarter), representing a quarterly ROE of 9.7%. Board declared Q1 base dividend of $0.37 and maintained the regular dividend.
Strong Credit Metrics and Portfolio Performance
Portfolio-wide LTM revenue and EBITDA growth in Q4 were +8% and +11% YoY respectively, with acceleration vs. 2024. Nonaccrual rate declined to 1.1% from 1.3% QoQ. Interest coverage remains healthy at ~2x. Refinancings reduced PIK income to 10.3% from 13.2% YoY.
Sector-Level Strength (Software & Healthcare)
Software exposures (4 of top 25 investments) showed LTM revenue growth +10% and EBITDA growth +16% in Q4; healthcare (45 investments, $2.5B) showed revenue and EBITDA growth of +11% and +10% respectively—both outpacing many other sectors.
Active Origination and Scale
Deployed >$4 billion at OBDC in 2025 and $45 billion across Blue Owl direct lending platform. Direct lending platform had its third-largest origination quarter at >$12 billion; OBDC remained selective with fundings of $820M in the quarter.
Deleveraging and Liquidity Position
Net leverage reduced to 1.19x (from 1.22x), within target range 0.9–1.25x and modestly lower by ~0.05x from asset sale activity. OBDC had ~$570 million cash at year-end with an additional ~$400 million incoming from the sale; total cash and facility capacity ~ $4 billion, comfortably exceeding unfunded commitments.
Credit Rating Upgrade
Moody's upgraded OBDC in late January to Baa2 (noted as [BAA2]), reflecting strong portfolio and liability management capabilities—expected to help reduce future unsecured borrowing costs.