Oxford Square Capital Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Net investment income rose to $5.1 million, with improved investment income and reduced losses. CLO equity purchases dominated new investments, and a key non-accrual position was restructured. Loan market conditions improved, and the board declared monthly distributions for Q4 2026.
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Net Investment Income and Net Asset Value per share both declined sequentially, with significant realized and unrealized losses. New investments in AI companies and continued shareholder distributions were highlighted amid a weaker U.S. loan market.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Net investment income was stable at $0.07 per share, but net asset value fell to $1.69 amid $18.3 million in investment losses, mainly from CLO equity markdowns. Market volatility and elevated distress ratios are creating selective opportunities.
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Net investment income rose slightly to $5.6 million, while net asset value per share declined. The quarter saw strong investment activity, new share and note issuances, and continued focus on high-quality and opportunistic loan investments.
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Net investment income and total investment income declined sequentially, while net asset value per share also decreased. The quarter saw improved investment loss metrics, new capital raised through share issuance and notes, and continued monthly distributions.
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Net investment income held steady at $6.1 million, while net asset value per share declined and investment losses increased. The board declared monthly distributions for Q3 2025, and market conditions showed weaker loan prices and elevated distress ratios.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Net investment income and net asset value per share declined slightly quarter-over-quarter, while investment losses narrowed. U.S. loan market conditions improved, and new monthly distributions were declared for Q2 2025.
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Net investment income and net asset value per share declined sequentially, with increased realized and unrealized losses. The board declared monthly distributions for Q1 2025, while the U.S. loan market showed modest improvement and primary issuance rose 45% year-over-year.
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Net investment income rose to $7.7 million and net asset value per share edged up to $2.43. Market conditions showed modest loan price declines and a higher distress ratio, while primary loan issuance surged 204% year-over-year.