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Monroe Capital Corporation Announces $13.0 Million Increase in Special Pre-Merger Closing Distribution for Monroe Capital Corporation Stockholders Resulting in a $15.9 Million ($0.75 per share) Total Pre-Merger Closing Distribution

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Monroe Capital Corporation Announces $13.0 Million Increase in Special Pre-Merger Closing Distribution for Monroe Capital Corporation Stockholders Resulting in a $15.9 Million ($0.75 per share) Total Pre-Merger Closing Distribution Monroe Capital Corporation Horizon Technology Finance Corporation Announces Intent to Su…
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  • The planned increase in MRCC's final special distribution and HRZN Board's intent to supplement combined company's regular monthly distributions for two quarters post-closing will provide enhanced value to MRCC stockholders

    80% confidence
  • The value enhancements deliver increased near-term value to MRCC stockholders while maintaining the full long-term benefits of the transaction

    80% confidence
  • HRZN anticipates supplemental distributions for first quarter post-closing will be in the range of at least $0.02 to $0.04 per share per month

    80% confidence
  • The enhancements are helpful for ensuring MRCC stockholder support for the merger and demonstrate commitment to completing the transaction

    80% confidence
  • HRZN will work to deploy merger proceeds and available leverage strategically with the goal of creating long-term benefits for shareholders, including potential for higher earnings and greater portfolio diversification

    80% confidence
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