Triplepoint Venture Growth BDC Corp. Aktie News

Drama surrounds some income streams, and timing when or if to dive in can be as important as any other choice. At this point, we're thinking it's time to dive back in for more income. Not all risk tolerance levels will find this attractive.

MENLO PARK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TriplePoint Venture Growth BDC Corp. (NYSE: TPVG) (the “Company”), a leading financing provider to venture growth stage companies backed by a select group of venture capital firms in technology and other high growth industries, today announced it will release its financial results for its second quarter ended June 30, 2025 after market-close on Wednesday, Au...

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Since the announcement of tariffs in early April, the BDC market has become a less interesting place for capital deployment (as we can imply from higher discounts). Yet, as it is usually the case, higher discounts mean more opportunities for patient investors. In this article, I discuss two 10%+ yielding BDCs, which, even before the uncertainty level spiked higher, were bargains and now have be...

High-income investors face limited options for sustainable, high-yield investments, with traditional asset classes often highly correlated and yields rarely exceeding 7-9%. Business Development Companies (BDCs) offer attractive yields averaging 12.8%, with several high-quality players maintaining dividends even through challenging periods like COVID-19. However, rising interest rates pose a sig...

TriplePoint Venture Growth's 17.9% yield is a red flag, with another dividend cut likely in the next 6–12 months. Despite improvements in leverage and liquidity, net investment income failed to cover the dividend, signaling ongoing risk. Economic uncertainty, lower base rates, and deteriorating credit quality further increase the risk of dividend reduction.

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BDCs are exposed to some material headwinds. We can see how already several BDCs have cut their dividends. Theoretically, it might make sense to buy those that have made dividend cuts, which could indicate that the new yields are rather sustainable.