BC Partners Lending Corp
BC Partners Lending Corporation completed its merger with Alternative Credit Income Fund on September 29, 2026, creating a combined BDC with net asset value exceeding $223 million. Concurrently, the company amended its revolving credit facility, increasing commitments from $125 million to $200 million, extending the revolving period to September 2029 and maturity to September 2031, and expanding the accordion to $400 million. ACIF shareholders receive BCPL shares at class-specific exchange ratios between 0.4567 and 0.4647, following a pre-close 15% discretionary repurchase offer at NAV.
- Combined company has net asset value in excess of $223 million based on September 26, 2026 financial data.
- Revolving credit facility commitment increased from $125M to $200M, with accordion provision expanded to $400M.
- Revolving period extended to September 29, 2029 and maturity pushed to September 29, 2031.
- ACIF shareholders receive BCPL shares at exchange ratios ranging from 0.4567 to 0.4647 per share depending on share class.
- ACIF conducted a one-time 15% discretionary repurchase offer at NAV prior to merger close.
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BDC consolidation plus a 60% credit facility upsize signals both scale ambitions and lender confidence in the combined platform.
BDC consolidation continues as smaller funds seek scale to reduce operating expense ratios and improve portfolio diversification. The combined entity's $223M+ NAV and upsized $200M credit facility (expandable to $400M) position it for larger middle-market lending.
Integration risk: forward-looking statements caution that expected synergies, cost savings, and anticipated benefits of the merger may not materialize. Stockholder litigation related to the merger could result in significant defense costs and liability.
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