Ares Capital will acquire MidCap Financial Investment from Apollo for $2.6 billions.
路透社2026/10/27 11:17Reuters, October 27 - Ares Capital (ARCC.O) said on Tuesday it will acquire Apollo’s MidCap Financial Investment (MFIC.O) in a stock-and-cash deal valuing the business at approximately $2.6 billion, aiming to strengthen its market position in direct lending to mid-sized companies.
Key details are as follows:
The deal values MidCap Financial Investment at a premium of over 30% compared to its Monday closing price of $8.36 per share
Ares Capital’s shares dropped 2.4% in premarket trading, while MidCap shares surged 18%
MidCap shareholders will receive $10.88 per share on a fully diluted basis, including approximately $1.21 in cash and $9.67 in Ares Capital stock
Ares Capital is the largest publicly traded business development company, managed by a subsidiary of alternative investment manager Ares Management
MidCap Financial Investment is a closed-end fund externally managed by a subsidiary of asset manager Apollo Global Management APO.N
The two companies stated that the deal will provide Ares Capital with MidCap’s “highly attractive” yield senior secured investments and “modestly” increase core earnings
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