Golub Capital BDC Sends $85.7 Million to Shareholders on September 14
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on September 14, 2026.
- 2FFINFirst Financial Bankshares$0.22/sh$31.5M
- 3CPZCalamos Long/Short Equity & Dynamic Income Trust$0.14/sh$2.7M
- 4GROWU.S. Global Investors$0.0075/sh$77K
Golub Capital BDC leads today's dividend payments with $85.7 million going out to shareholders, or 33 cents a share, landing September 29. First Financial Bankshares follows with $31.5 million.
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Investors who held Golub Capital BDC through the September 14 ex-dividend date have locked in $85.7 million in total distributions, with the cash landing in accounts on September 29.
Business development companies like Golub Capital BDC are required to distribute the vast majority of their taxable income to shareholders, which is why per-share payouts tend to be a central measure of how the company is performing for income-focused investors. A payment of this size reflects the income generated from the company's lending portfolio.
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First Financial Bankshares shares the same ex-date with a $0.22 per share distribution payable October 1, as do Calamos Long/Short Equity and Dynamic Income Trust, paying September 21, and U.S. Global Investors, paying September 28.
For investors holding any of these four positions, the ex-date has already passed and the payouts are locked in. For those considering entry into any of these names, the next ex-dividend date becomes the relevant threshold to track.