Gladstone Capital declares $0.18 supplemental distribution

5 sourcesUpdated Sep 3, 2026

Gladstone Capital Corporation declared a supplemental cash distribution of 0.18 per share for common stockholders, payable September 16 to those on record September 10, adding to its regular distributions. The move underscores the company’s ongoing focus on shareholder returns and its role as a business development company that funds lower middle‑market businesses. The Gladstone family also includes the Gladstone Alternative Income Fund, which announced September 2026 monthly distributions of 0.001967 per calendar day for all share classes. The announcements come alongside notes of a history of dividend growth and earnings coverage, though future payout levels depend on earnings. Several statements emphasize the availability of a dividend reinvestment plan (DRIP) for participating investors. Together, these filings reflect Gladstone’s broad strategy of distributing income through supplemental payments while maintaining a DRIP option for investors.

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