CEO Stuart Aronson pointed to disciplined originations and active management of credit situations as pillars for the quarter's performance. The firm’s investment portfolio expanded to $569.2 million, supported by the deployment of capital into three new portfolio companies totaling $23.1 million. This growth occurred while the firm maintained leverage below its target range, focusing on liquidity preservation in a shifting market.

Shareholders are set to receive the $0.25 dividend on October 5, 2026, for those of record by September 21. Beyond the financial results, WhiteHorse Advisers voluntarily reduced its incentive fee on net investment income from 20% to 17.5% for the upcoming fiscal quarter. These moves reflect a broader strategy to protect shareholder value as the firm balances portfolio stability with selective new investments.