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OXLCOxford Lane Capital Corp.

Oct 15, 2026 — Monthly NAV Estimate and Distribution Sustainability Update
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The schedule

  • Thu15Oct

    Monthly NAV update testing dividend sustainability. From $8.20, resolving to the $8.65 target or $7.80 fallback.

  • Fri13Nov

    FQ3 earnings assessing CLO cash flows. Base $7.80, with a $8.25 target and $7.30 fallback.

  • Fri12Feb

    FQ4 earnings in a potentially stabilized rate environment. Anchored at $7.30, targeting $8.00 or falling to the $6.75 fallback.

Past

  • Fri14Aug

    Actual outcome: Bull

    Oxford Lane Capital reported EPS of -$6.23, exactly meeting analyst estimates. The stock surpassed the bull target as investors were encouraged by signs of a stabilized Net Asset Value (NAV) following previous erosion, alongside proactive deleveraging efforts such as the early redemption of $30 million in 2027 notes. These fundamental improvements highlighted the stock's deep discount to NAV, driving positive price action.

    FQ2 earnings test following severe previous NAV erosion, anchored at $8.81 with paths to the $9.30 target or $8.20 fallback.

  • Fri15May

    Actual outcome: Bear · $9.28 at outcome

    Oxford Lane Capital reported worse-than-expected financial results, highlighted by a sharp decline in net asset value (NAV) due to weaker loan market pricing, wider bid-ask spreads, and reduced demand for CLO equity. The significant NAV deterioration and revenue misses underscored severe pressure on the company's portfolio, prompting a sell-off as investors grew concerned about the fund's high expenses and distribution sustainability.

    Oxford Lane Capital reported worse-than-expected financial results, highlighted by a sharp decline in net asset value (NAV) due to weaker loan market pricing, wider bid-ask spreads, and reduced demand for CLO equity. The significant NAV deterioration and revenue misses underscored severe pressure on the company's portfolio, prompting a sell-off as investors grew concerned about the fund's high expenses and distribution sustainability.