Is this above-average 15% dividend sustainable?

The "venture debt" model of financing corporate growth is gaining ground, allowing entrepreneurs to raise the capital they need to grow without having to issue new shares and thus losing control of their companies. This approach is particularly attractive for fast-growing companies in the technology and healthcare sectors that need flexible financial support to cope with rapid growth. This adds an interesting aspect: a high dividend yield, which makes this model attractive not only for founders but also for investors.

This high dividend of 15% is supported by stable income from the loan portfolio, but it also brings challenges, especially in terms of long-term sustainability. While this funding model is proving effective in supporting growth, the reliance on external debt and high payout ratios may pose a risk in the future. Investors should carefully monitor how these dynamics evolve to ensure that high dividends are indeed sustainable in the long term.

Company performance

Runway Growth…

Activate Bulios Black membership to access all analyses

The first 7 days are free!
Make stock selection easier with thorough analysis of top companies
Track the performance of your portfolio and dividends in the portfolio tracker
Get a detailed overview of the fair prices of thousands of popular companies
Improve your stock analysis with advanced artificial intelligence StockBot 1.0
Activate free
Don't have an account? Join us

Log in to Bulios


Or use email and password
Already a member? Log in

Create Bulios profile

Continue with

Or use email and password
You can use lowercase letters, numbers, and underscores

Why Bulios?

One of the fastest growing investor communities in Europe

Comprehensive data on thousands of stocks from around the world

Current information from global markets and individual companies

Education and exchange of investment experience among investors

Fair prices, portfolio tracker, stock screener and other tools

Menu StockBot
Tracker
Upgrade