Horizon Technology Finance shareholders approved a proposal to issue shares for the planned merger in which Monroe Capital will merge into Horizon, with Horizon as the surviving public company trading as HRZN. Monroe Capital shareholders approved both the merger and the sale of substantially all of Monroe Capital’s assets to Monroe Capital Income Plus for cash at fair value. Before the merger takes effect, Monroe Capital plans a pre-closing distribution expected to total about USD 15.9 million, or USD 0.75 per share, contingent on completion of the asset sale and merger. The exchange ratio will be based on Monroe Capital’s net asset value per share divided by Horizon’s net asset value per share, each determined shortly before closing. Horizon’s external manager agreed to waive up to USD 4 million of management and incentive fees over the first four full fiscal quarters after closing.

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