How much does OXLC pay per share?

Over the last year Oxford Lane Capital Corp. paid out about $3.40 per share, distributed monthly.

When is the next OXLC distribution?

The next ex-dividend date is 16 November 2026, already announced by the fund.

We do not have a holdings breakdown for OXLC right now. The OXLC inspect page shows the data we do have.

OXLC

$7.91as of 16 Oct 2026, 50% below its 52-week high

OXLC dividend calculator

Oxford Lane Capital Corp.

Current price $7.91

Distribution income calculator

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Amount invested ($)

Holding period: 10 years

Distribution growth: -3.4% a year

Share price growth: 5.0% a year

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Dividend tax: 0%

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OXLC distribution health check

Distribution yield42.98%

Very high yield

Distribution frequencyMonthly

Next payment on 30 November 2026 (announced)

Yearly fee (TER)n/a

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OXLC vs similar income ETFs

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OXLCOxford Lane Capital Corp.	42.98%	n/a	This page
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Frequently asked questions

How much does OXLC pay per share?: Over the last year Oxford Lane Capital Corp. paid out about $3.40 per share, distributed monthly.
When is the next OXLC distribution?: The next ex-dividend date is 16 November 2026, already announced by the fund.
What does OXLC hold?: We do not have a holdings breakdown for OXLC right now. The OXLC inspect page shows the data we do have.

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