Herzfeld Credit Income Fund president reports 33.09% stake
Oversubscribed tenders were subject to a 6.99895% proration; the Fund paid $18.2033 per accepted share.
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Herzfeld Credit Income Fund, Inc. (HERZ) accepted for purchase 4,998 shares tendered individually by reporting person Erik M. Herzfeld, President, and 42,834 shares tendered by the Accounts, each at $18.2033 per share; payment was made October 20, 2026. The Accounts also sold 100 shares at $15.00 on October 8, 5,825 at $15.0306 on October 9, and 208 at $14.9302 on October 12, 2026, through open-market transactions.
The Fund's cash tender offer covered up to 100,886 shares, or 5% of outstanding shares, at 97.5% of net asset value as of October 15, 2026. Because tenders exceeded the shares sought, the Fund applied a 6.99895% proration. Erik M. Herzfeld reported beneficial ownership totaling 635,567 shares, or 33.09% of the 1,920,989 shares outstanding reported by the Fund as of October 20, 2026.
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