Stellus Capital Investment Corp is a finance firm focusing on the middle market. It provides a variety of financing solutions, including first lien, second lien, unitranche, and mezzanine debt, often accompanied by an equity investment. Primarily investing in the US and Canada, Stellus targets companies with earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) ranging from $5 million to $50 million, aiming to support growth and development in this sector.
Three venture lending BDCs all flash double-digit yields right now, but behind those numbers sit NAV write-downs, dividend cuts, and leverage spikes that separate a genuine income opportunity from a yield trap…
Three investments are flashing double-digit yields that look like rare opportunities, but the coverage math behind each payout tells a very different story about what income investors are actually walking into.
Income investors chasing a double-digit yield from Stellus Capital Investment (NYSE:SCM) just absorbed the company’s first dividend cut in 13 years. The monthly payout dropped from $0.1333 to $0.1133 effective January 2026,…
John Seetoo Stellus Capital Investment Corp (NYSE:SCM) currently pays a monthly dividend that annualizes to a yield well above what most income investors can find elsewhere. With the 10-year Treasury sitting at 4.27%, the…
Michael Williams wsf-s / Shutterstock.com Three business development companies are flashing yields that stop income investors cold: FS KKR Capital Corp (NYSE:FSK | FSK Price Prediction) at 26.5%, Stellus Capital Investment (NYSE:SCM) at 16.7%,…
Stellus Capital Investment Corporation (NYSE:SCM) is a business development company providing debt and equity financing to private middle-market businesses, earning income primarily through interest on senior secured loans and subordinated debt. For…
Investing $15,000 in each of these five ultra-high-yield dividend stocks, some of which pay monthly, would yield significant passive income.
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