Know the company
Company overview
Runway Growth Finance lends to growing middle-market businesses. Interest and lending fees are its main recurring income, while realized gains or losses can add to results less predictably. Borrowing, management and operating costs come out before net investment income can support its dividend. Repayments, new loans and borrower credit problems can all change the amount earned each quarter.
- Business
- BDC
- Listing
- RWAY · XNAS
- Reporting period
- 2026-06-30
- Dividend schedule
- Quarterly
How the business works
The distribution engine begins with interest and fee income earned on Runway Growth’s loan portfolio. Cash available to investors depends on the portfolio’s yield, the amount of income-producing assets, borrowing costs, operating expenses and credit performance. A larger performing portfolio or higher loan yields can improve income, while non-accruals, restructurings, repayments that are not promptly redeployed, lower benchmark rates, rising funding costs, or realized credit losses can reduce it.
Runway Growth Finance Corp.: 10-Q supporting reported earnings