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- **Strong Q3 Growth**: 10.5% annualized ROE, $0.43 NII per share, and 108% dividend coverage highlight robust performance.
- **Strategic Shifts**: 48% YoY increase in private credit investments, with spreads improving to 568bps. $113 million BSL sales to redeploy into higher-yielding loans.
- **Portfolio Resilience**: 1.4% nonaccrual rate, 94% first lien exposure, and 96% floating-rate alignment with liabilities.
- **Funding Expansion**: $200 million note offering at tight spreads, raising debt-to-equity to 1.01x within target range.
- **M&A Recovery**: 72% of Q3 deals tied to M&A, with pipeline strength for Q4. Middle-market spreads outperforming peers.
- **Dividend Confidence**: Anticipate modest NII excess in Q4, with $0.16 spillover buffer to maintain $0.40 dividend.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- **Revenue and Dividend Performance**: Net investment income rose to $0.43 per share (10.5% annualized ROE), with a stable net income of $0.35 per share. Dividend coverage ratio was 108%, supported by a $0.16 per share spillover NII buffer.
- **Portfolio Growth and Strategy**: $296 million in gross new private credit investments, a 48% YoY increase. Average spread on new floating-rate loans improved to 568bps (vs. 540bps in Q2), with 72% of Q3 investment opportunities tied to M&A activity.
- **Portfolio Quality**: Nonaccrual rate at 1.4% (5 positions out of 108), well below sector averages. 94% of investments in first lien senior secured loans, with 96% floating-rate exposure.
- **Strategic Repositioning**: Sold $113 million of BSLs, reducing BSL portfolio to $67 million, with plans to redeploy capital into higher-yielding private credit.
- **Leverage and Funding**: Debt-to-equity ratio rose to 1.01x (from 0.91x), within the 1x-1.25x target range. Completed a $200 million unsecured note offering at favorable spreads.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Income and Expenses**: Total investment income of $61.3 million (vs. $57.3 million prior quarter), driven by portfolio rotations. Expenses rose to $31.3 million due to higher borrowings and base management fees.
- **Realized and Unrealized Gains**: Small realized loss of $22,000 vs. $3.5 million prior quarter. Unrealized losses of $5 million due to marks on specific assets, partially offset by gains in the BSL portfolio.
- **NAV and Share Repurchases**: NAV of $16.34 per share (-$0.03 QoQ), with $13.9 million in accretive share buybacks at 85% of NAV.
- **Dividend Outlook**: Anticipate modest excess NII above the $0.40 dividend in Q4, supported by portfolio repositioning and share repurchases.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **SG Credit Investment**: 22.5% equity ownership with growth potential via unfunded commitments and a call option to acquire majority equity. Expected to become a larger portfolio contributor.
- **Prepayment Activity**: $1.4 million of accelerated OID and prepayment fees from two repayments, contributing to higher interest income.
- **M&A Recovery**: 72% of Q3 investment opportunities tied to M&A, with pipeline strength for Q4. Spread compression stabilized, with middle-market spreads outperforming upper middle market peers.
- **Dividend Sustainability**: Confident in maintaining $0.40 dividend despite rate headwinds, supported by strong spreads, share buybacks, and spillover NII buffer.

Kayne Anderson BDC, Inc. (KBDC) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

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