Main Street Capital (MAIN)

Company Fundamentals

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Main Street Capital (MAIN) is tracked in the Hoya Capital company research database, classified under BDCs, BDC with a Lower focus. The company came public in 2007. It is categorized as a Mid-Cap name in the database. The company has an equity market capitalization of approximately $5.4 billion. Shares recently traded near $57.13 with a dividend yield of about 5.67 percent. The company pays dividends on a monthly schedule with a forward annual dividend rate of $3.24 per share. The dividend was raised by about 2.8 percent over the past year. Balance sheet leverage stands near 4.0 times debt to EBITDA. S&P rates the company's credit at BBB-. The next scheduled ex-dividend date on file is 2027-03-22. This profile includes fundamentals, dividend history and valuation data from Hoya Capital's research database. Figures reflect their source update dates where available and may change with subsequent research updates.

Main Street Capital Corporation (MAIN) is a prominent publicly traded business development company specializing in customized debt and equity financing solutions for lower middle-market businesses across diverse industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and business services. With a strategic focus on long-term value creation, MAIN aims to deliver compelling risk-adjusted returns while supporting the growth of its portfolio companies. Its seasoned investment team utilizes deep industry insights and a disciplined investment approach to cultivate significant income streams and promote sustainable success in the private equity landscape.

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Dividend History

Annual dividends per share as recorded in the research database, in dollars. The table does not identify individual payment dates or distinguish completed-year totals from estimates. These historical database values are not a guarantee of future distributions.