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FS KKR Capital publishes debt investor presentation on portfolio and capital structure update

FS KKR Capital publishes debt investor presentation on portfolio and capital structure update

ReutersReuters2026/08/13 21:13
  • FS KKR Capital Corp outlined strategic actions including a USD 300 million common stock repurchase program running through June 1, 2027.
  • Repurchased 3,726,153 shares for USD 40 million at an average USD 10.71 from June 29, 2026 through Aug. 5, 2026.
  • Completed a USD 150 million tender offer by a KKR subsidiary at USD 11 per share, positioning intrinsic value above that level.
  • Issued USD 150 million of cumulative convertible perpetual preferred stock at USD 25 per share, paying 5% cash or 7% PIK.
  • Reported Q2 2026 net investment income of USD 122 million, or USD 0.44 per share, with NAV per share at USD 18.30.


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