Main Street Capital Corpo... (MAIN)

MAIN continues to trade at nearly double book value despite rising non-accruals and sector-wide credit risks. MAIN's non-accruals reached 5% of the portfolio by cost, mirroring levels at FS KKR Capita...

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Main Street Capital trades at a material 104% premium to net asset value per share of $32.30 as of the end of its second quarter. The BDC is paying out an aggregate dividend yield of 6.48%, providing ...

In the latest trading session, Main Street Capital (MAIN) closed at $65.17, marking a -2.7% move from the previous day.

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