GREAT ELM CAP. NEW DL-,01 Aktie

Great Elm Capital reported rising net investment income for Q1 2026, largely due to the external adviser foregoing $2.8 million in incentive fees, while total investment income declined. Net asset value fell sequentially from $8.07 to $7.74 per share due to mark-to-market losses, despite debt reduction and improved credit metrics. Management changes with Jason Reese as CEO, buybacks and note repayments, and a quarterly dividend of $0.25 are intended to support liquidity and NAV stabilization, but remain exposed to ongoing market volatility and CLO risks. » More on de.investing.com

Great Elm Group reports a 7% revenue increase in Q3 2026 to $3.4 million but records a net loss of $13.5 million, of which about $9.8 million is due to unrealized impairments on its stake in Great Elm Capital Corp. Adjusted EBITDA deteriorated to negative $1.6 million; FPAUM and AUM fell slightly to $528 million and $744 million, respectively. Positives include growth of the Monomoy real estate platform and a strong liquidity position of $45.5 million, while management is de-risking GECC and focusing capital allocation through an expanded buyback program totaling $40 million. Remaining risks are volatility in the BDC segment, macroeconomic pressure on private-credit markets, and operational complexity. » More on de.investing.com

Great Elm Capital reported Q4 2025 net investment income up 55% to $4.4m ($0.31 per share), while combined realized and unrealized losses of $26.4m pushed NAV per share down from $10.01 to $8.07 (pro forma $8.23 after fee waiver). The company reported a loss per share of $1.57, missing expectations by a wide margin. Management voluntarily waived roughly $2.3m in performance fees, appointed Jason Reese as executive chairman, and announced a $10m share buyback program and a quarterly dividend of $0.30. Liquidity rose to about $80m; the diversified portfolio totals $298.3m across 89 positions with a non-accrual rate below 1%. » More on de.investing.com