Chicago Atlantic BDC Inc. Publishes Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

Reuters03-20
Chicago Atlantic BDC Inc. Publishes Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
  • Chicago Atlantic BDC held its Q4 2025 earnings call with CEO Peter Sack, Interim CFO Thomas Geoffroy and President Dino Colonna, with analysts Pablo Zuanic and Mitchel Penn participating.
  • Management reported net investment income of USD 0.36 per share and declared a USD 0.34 dividend.
  • The company said its weighted average yield on debt investments was 15.8% and that 99.5% of the portfolio was senior secured.
  • Dino Colonna said the platform pipeline totaled about USD 732 million, including about USD 616 million in cannabis opportunities, and that the prior-quarter pipeline was about USD 600 million.
  • Peter Sack said a 100-basis point rate decline would reduce net investment income by about 1%, and described a first-out/last-out refinancing completed in partnership with a large financial institution.


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