Investment strategy and influence in transactions, restructuring approach and outcomes, investment strategy and platform support, and restructuring aggressiveness and outcomes are the key contradictions discussed in
Capital Corp's latest 2025Q2 earnings call.
Reduction in Nonaccruals:
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reported a decline in nonaccruals to
3.7% of the portfolio's fair market value, down from
4.4% in the previous quarter.
- This improvement is attributed to the removal of 4 large investments from nonaccrual status and ongoing efforts to address operational challenges in other portfolio companies.
Portfolio Performance and Dividends:
- NAV declined during the quarter, primarily due to marks on previously restructured portfolio companies.
- The company declared a second quarter dividend of
$0.25 and a special dividend of
$0.04 per share, reflecting its commitment to supporting shareholders.
Investment Strategy and Lender of Influence:
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TCP invested
$178 million in 13 new and 11 existing portfolio companies, with an average position size of
$7.4 million, aligned with its diversification strategy.
- The company continues to focus on acting as a lender of influence, supporting resilient, capital-efficient businesses in less cyclical sectors.
Private Credit and Restructuring Expertise:
- With the acquisition of HPS, BlackRock TCP strengthens its private credit and restructuring capabilities.
- This integration enhances the company's investment sourcing, origination, underwriting, and portfolio management capabilities, benefiting both BlackRock and TCPC.
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