Herzfeld Credit Income Fund reports 40.59% group stake
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Herzfeld Credit Income Fund, Inc. (HERZ) is the issuer whose Schedule 13D amendment reports Thomas J. Herzfeld et al.’s beneficial ownership of 820,755 common shares, representing 40.59% of the 2,021,875 shares outstanding as of September 30, 2026. The reported amount includes 202,135 shares with sole voting and dispositive power and 618,620 shares in Accounts over which the reporting person had shared power to vote and/or dispose.
Advisory clients reported open-market sales from September 29 through October 7, including 24,831 shares at $15.0696 on October 6 and 30,909 shares at $14.8913 on October 7. On September 30, advisory clients received 3,027 shares and Thomas J. Herzfeld received 1,089 shares through the dividend reinvestment program, at $14.2786 per share.
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