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Hercules Capital (HTGC) dividend, yield and NAV

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HTGC pays $0.40/share a quarter, a 9.90% yield at $16.16. The shares trade at 1.32x the $12.26 net asset value filed for September 30, 2026, and net investment income covered the dividend 1.19x over the past four quarters.

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HTGC
BDC · NYSE
$16.16
+31.81% vs NAV
$0.40
regular dividend, quarterly
Feb 10, 2027
next ex-date, projected
1.19x
NII coverage, four quarters to Q3 2026
$12.26
NAV per share
Price 4:00 pm ET, Nov 6, 2026 · NAV September 30, 2026
HTGC
BDC · NYSE · CUSIP 427096508
$16.16
+31.81% vs NAV
52-week $13.89 to $19.05

Hercules Capital

InternalMid capQuarterly

Q1 · What it pays

9.90%current yield on the regular dividend, quarterly

The regular dividend is $0.40/share a quarter, $1.60 a year. Supplemental payments added $0.35/share in the trailing year. The last ex-date was November 10, 2026, paid November 17, 2026.

All-in yield, trailing year12.07%
Five-year average yield12.30%
Supplementals, trailing year$0.35

Q2 · What to check

Net asset value was $12.26/share at September 30, 2026, so the shares trade at a 31.8% premium. Net investment income covered the regular dividend 1.19x over the four quarters to Q3 2026. Leverage ran 1.10x debt to equity; 0.3% of the portfolio at fair value was on non-accrual and 82.1% was senior secured. Payment-in-kind income was 7.5% of investment income in Q3 2026.

NAV per share
$12.26
filed, September 30, 2026
Price to NAV
1.32x
at the latest price
NII coverage
1.19x
four quarters to Q3 2026
Leverage
1.10x
debt to equity, Q3 2026
Non-accruals
0.3%
of fair value, Q3 2026
Senior secured
82.1%
of the portfolio, Q3 2026
Market cap
$3.1B
189.6M shares
Fees
—
management + incentive
Manager
Internally managed · internal

Q3 · How the quarters ran

QuarterNAV/shareNII/shareDividendCoverageNon-accrual
Q3 2026$12.26$0.46$0.401.15x0.3%
Q2 2026$12.15$0.50$0.401.24x0.1%
Q1 2026$11.90$0.47$0.401.18x0.1%
Q4 2025$12.13$0.48$0.401.19x0.1%
Q3 2025$12.05$0.49——0.9%
Q2 2025$11.84$0.49$0.401.22x0.0%
Q1 2025$11.55$0.45$0.401.12x0.1%
Q4 2024$11.66$0.48$0.401.19x0.1%

From 10-K and 10-Q filings on SEC EDGAR, Q4 2024 to Q3 2026. Net investment income and the dividend are per share for that quarter alone; coverage is the one over the other. The card above reads coverage over four quarters, which is why the two differ. The full run of quarters, leverage and PIK income open with a free account. Every BDC’s coverage, quarter by quarter, is on one page.


Q4 · What happens next

Next ex-date, projected from the cycleFeb 10, 2027
Projected pay dateFeb 17, 2027
Amount$0.47
Next net asset valuewith the Q4 2026 10-Q

Dividend history

Ex-date and pay date
Ex-datePay datePer shareAnnual rateKind
Feb 10, 2027Feb 17, 2027$0.47$2.42Projected
Nov 10, 2026Nov 17, 2026$0.47$2.42Regular
Aug 11, 2026Aug 18, 2026$0.47$2.42Regular
May 14, 2026May 21, 2026$0.47$1.95Regular
Feb 25, 2026Mar 4, 2026$0.47$2.56Regular
Nov 12, 2025Nov 19, 2025$0.54$2.57Regular
Aug 12, 2025Aug 19, 2025$0.47$2.51Supplemental
May 13, 2025May 20, 2025$0.54$2.04Regular
Feb 26, 2025Mar 5, 2025$0.54$2.06Regular
The last eight declarations and the projected next one. The complete ledger, the chart and the declaration dates open with a free account.

About Hercules Capital

Venture lending: secured loans to venture-backed technology and life-science companies. Internally managed; Internally managed. 366 positions with a fair value of $4.8 billion at September 30, 2026.

Company description

Hercules Capital, Inc. is a business development company. The firm specializing in providing private equity, venture debt, and growth capital to privately held venture capital-backed companies at all stages of development from mid venture to expansion stage including select publicly listed companies and select special opportunity companies that require additional capital to fund acquisitions, recapitalizations and refinancing and established-stage companies. The firm provides growth capital financing solutions for capital extension; management buy-out and corporate spin-out financing solutions; company, asset specific, or intellectual property acquisition financing; convertible, subordinated and/or mezzanine loans; domestic and international corporate expansion; vendor financing; revenue acceleration by sales and marketing development, and manufacturing expansion. It provides asset-based financing with a focus on cash flow; accounts receivable facilities; equipment loans or leases; equipment acquisition; facilities build-out and/or expansion; working capital revolving lines of credit; inventory. The firm also provides bridge financing to IPO or mergers and acquisitions or technology acquisition; dividend recapitalizations and other sources of investor liquidity; cash flow financing to protect against share price volatility; competitor acquisition; pre-IPO financing for extra cash on the balance sheet; public company financing to continue asset growth and production capacity; short-term bridge financing; and strategic and intellectual property acquisition financings. It also focuses on customized financing solutions, emerging growth, mid venture, and late venture financing. The firm invests primarily in structured debt with warrants and, to a lesser extent, in senior debt and equity investments. The firm generally seeks to invest in companies that have been operating for at least six to 12 months prior to the date of their investment. It prefers to invest in technology, SaaS Finance, energy technology, sustainable and renewable technology, and life sciences. Within technology the firm focuses on advanced specialty materials and chemicals; communication and networking, consumer and business products; consumer products and services, digital media and consumer internet; electronics and computer hardware; enterprise software and services; gaming; healthcare services; information services; business services; media, content and information; mobile; resource management; security software; semiconductors; semiconductors and hardware; and software sector. Within energy technology, it invests in agriculture; clean technology; energy and renewable technology, fuels, and power technology; geothermal; smart grid and energy efficiency and monitoring technologies; solar; and wind. Within life sciences, the firm invests in biopharmaceuticals; biotechnology tools; diagnostics; drug discovery, drug platform, development, and delivery; medical devices and equipment; surgical devices; therapeutics; pharma services; and specialty pharmaceuticals. Within sustainable and renewables, it invests in Vehicle Technology, Energy Generation and Storage, Ag Technology, Advanced Materials, and Industry 4.0. It also invests in educational services. The firm invests primarily in United States based companies and considers investment in the West Coast, Mid-Atlantic regions, Southeast and Midwest, particularly in the areas of software, biotech, and information services. The firm prefers to invest between $5 million and $500 million in equity per transactions. It invests in debt between $1 million and $40 million in companies focused primarily on business services, communications, electronics, hardware, and healthcare services. The firm invests primarily in private companies but also have investments in public companies. For equity investments, the firm seeks to represent a controlling interest in its portfolio companies which may exceed 25% of the voting securities of such companies. The firm seeks to invest a limited portion of its assets in equipment-based loans to early-stage prospective portfolio companies. These loans are generally for amounts up to $3 million but may be up to $15 million for certain energy technology venture investments. The firm allows certain debt investments have the right to convert a portion of the debt investment into equity. It also co-invests with other private equity firms. The firm seeks to exit its investments through initial public offering, a private sale of equity interest to a third party, a merger or an acquisition of the company or a purchase of the equity position by the company or one of its stockholders. The firm has structured debt with warrants which typically have maturities of between two and seven years with an average of three years; senior debt with an investment horizon of less than three years; equipment loans with an investment horizon ranging from three to four years; and equity related securities with an investment horizon ranging from three to seven years. The firm prefers to invest through its balance sheet capital. The firm formerly known as Hercules Technology Growth Capital, Inc. Hercules Capital, Inc. was founded in December 2003 and is based in San Mateo, California with additional offices in North America and Europe.

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