We are taking a break from reporting on the BDC sector’s latest results to re-publish a telling tale from the BDC Credit Reporter about a failed agtech company.
We review the IIIQ 2024 performance of 4 more BDCs that reported their results in the first week of earnings season.
We undertake yet another in-depth analysis of a BDC’s credit performance. This time, we’re looking at Trinity Capital – a fast growing player with mighty ambitions.
For the first time in a while, a BDC – Trinity Capital – has tapped the publicly-traded Baby Bond market for its financing needs. We discuss recent trends and the challenges facing both Trinity Capital and the rest of the sector.
A portfolio company of two BDCS that was once in bankruptcy and seemingly on the edge of liquidation has recovered. What looked like a loss is now a gain.
For the first time in months, a BDC is raising unsecured debt in the public Baby Bond market. We analyze the costs and spell out the benefits for Trinity Capital and its shareholders.
Trinity Capital has gotten around to announcing its regular distribution for the IQ 2024. We discuss the BDC’s history of making payouts and offer up a projection – drawn from our sister publication – of the 2024 amount. Is the dividend headed even higher?
Trinity Capital has announced its final distribution for 2023 giving us the opportunity to evaluate the BDC’s payout performance over time.
Trinity Capital announces yet another distribution increase. We review the outlook for future payouts and the BDC’s most recent valuation metrics.
An investment banker gives a thumb’s up to a newer venture-debt BDC. We use the opportunity to review the metrics and discuss what could yet come to pass.
Trinity Capital has just completed a secondary stock offering. We analyze the metrics involved; the valuation of the BDC and its longer term outlook as a venture lender.
We review Trinity Capital’s latest dividend increase and share BDC Best Ideas short and long term payout projections for this relatively new public BDC venture-lender.
Trinity Capital announces one quarterly dividend but omits another shareholders were getting used to. We discuss what investors might expect in the rest of the year.
Part II of our review of where Trinity Capital stands, centered around a re-publication of a BDC Credit Reporter’s in-depth credit review. We conclude by describing the stark choice facing investors going forward.
First in a two part series reviewing how Trinity Capital managed to both pay out record distributions and see its stock price fall out of bed.
