Adjusted Net Investment Income and Dividend Coverage
Adjusted net investment income (NII) of $36.1M or $0.41 per share, up modestly from $35.4M / $0.40 in the prior quarter (approx +2%). The company fully covered its quarterly cash dividend and the board declared a $0.40 per share dividend.
Strong Deployment and Increased Originations
New funded investments (including drawdowns) totaled $314M, up from $220M in the prior quarter (a 42% sequential increase). Net new investments were $135M after $179M of paydowns and exits. Portfolio size grew by about $100M to $2.95B.
Attractive Yields and Spread on New Investments
Average all-in spread and yield of new private investments were ~525 basis points and 9%, respectively. The all-in weighted average spread on new originations during the quarter was ~500 basis points. Weighted average yield on debt investments across the portfolio was 9.3%.
Strong Liquidity and Financial Flexibility
Available liquidity of over $576M (including $81M cash and $495M undrawn capacity on credit facility). Unfunded commitments (ex-JVs) of $247M provide additional deployment capacity.
High Quality, Senior-Secured Portfolio Positioning
As of quarter-end, 85% of the portfolio was first lien senior secured debt; first lien loans represented 92% of new originations. The average position is <1% of the portfolio and no position >2%, supporting diversification and risk concentration controls.
Decline in Nonaccruals Year-over-Year and Active Workout Progress
Nonaccruals were 3.1% of the total debt portfolio (fair value) and were down nearly 85 basis points year-over-year. Management restructured several positions (e.g., Avery) and moved parts back to accrual where appropriate.
Prudent Liability and Expense Management
Weighted average interest rate on debt outstanding decreased to 6.1% from 6.5% sequentially (40 bps decline). Net expenses declined modestly, including a ~$4M reduction in Part One incentive fees, supporting NII despite lower reference rates.
Software Portfolio Discipline and Repayments
Software represented ~23% of investments at fair value across 28 issuers; 94% are first-lien term loans and only ~2% are ARR-based. Approximately 18% of software positions repaid over the past 12 months, supporting underwriting quality.
Joint Venture Performance
The two JVs hold $111M of investments (primarily broadly syndicated loans across 135 companies) and generated aggregate ROEs of 12% during the quarter with JV leverage at 1.7x.