Golub Capital BDC, Inc. Stock News

Golub Capital BDC offers a solid track record, high asset quality, and good management, yielding over 11% with an undemanding valuation, making it attractive for income investors. The company focuses on first-lien senior secured debt, providing low-risk exposure and high-interest rates, with a diversified portfolio across non-cyclical industries. Significant insider ownership aligns management ...

Golub Capital BDC, Inc. shares have dropped 13% since April 2024 due to rising borrowing costs and economic uncertainty. Despite concerns, Golub offers a 10%+ dividend yield, low non-accrual rates, and trades around its net asset value. The merger with Golub Capital BDC3 bolstered assets and liquidity, but recent financial results showed mixed performance due to write-downs and higher borrowing...

Golub Capital BDC currently sports a 10% yield that is well-covered by their income. Golub Capital BDC remains a high-quality investment despite the slight increase in non-accruals during Q3 earnings. In this article, I discuss their latest earnings, and why the BDC remains a smart, attractive income play in the current market.

One of the biggest corporate news this week was reports that Scott Kapnick, the former head of Goldman Sachs investment bank, was considering options for his HPS Investment Partners. There are three likely strategies, including an outright sale, an initial public offering, or selling a stake.

High-yield dividend growth stocks can make for exceptional passive income machines and wealth-compounding instruments. However, exceptionally high yields demand extra caution from investors. We discuss two 11%+ yields that, we think, are worth buying and one that we rate as a sell.

The All Weather Portfolio concept introduced by Ray Dalio aims for stable returns through largely uncorrelated investment exposures. In this article, I have tried to apply the essence of such a construct for BDC dividend-seeking investments. The sample portfolio, which is presented in the article, consists of three structural layers that are not that correlated and offer different risk and rewa...

Golub Capital offers a high, well-covered 10.3% dividend yield, supported by a strong balance sheet and low non-accrual rate. GBDC's diversified portfolio of first-lien loans across defensive sectors like software and healthcare mitigates risk and enhances stability. The current high interest rate environment benefits GBDC, resulting in a weighted average yield on income-producing assets to 12.3%.

Golub Capital's base dividend will withstand a few more cuts, but investors have to be wary of the long-term risks and potential yield-on-cost. Despite the recent interest rate cut, GBDC's dividend coverage remains strong. GBDC trades around its net asset value, presenting an attractive valuation but with risks tied to interest rates, capital gathering, and economic conditions.