Horizon Technology Finance (NASDAQ:HRZN) said Wednesday its lending platform funded $114M of new loans in Q4, a Q/Q jump of 8.1%, including $104M of new loans for the business development company.
The Horizon Platform's committed backlog of debt investments "remained strong" at $255M, including $220M in HRZN commitments, said HRZN President Gerald A. Michaud. That's down from the record $309M of debt investments in the prior quarter.
The company saw liquidity or partial paydown events from two portfolio companies in the quarter ended Dec. 30, 2022, including principal prepayments of $8.2M versus $22.0M in Q3.
It received regularly scheduled principal payments on investments totaling $4.1M compared with $4.5M in Q3.
New loan commitments totaled $102.6M to five companies, down from $156.0M to eight companies in Q3.
Overall, HRZN held a portfolio of warrant and equity positions in 99 portfolio companies, including 82 private companies, as of Dec. 31, 2022.