Bain Capital Credit’s private credit group invested around $3bn (£2.24bn) to support the growth of middle market and private equity-backed companies in the first half of 2025.
The group made 47 investments in H1 supporting the refinancing, leveraged buyout, and add-on acquisition activity of both new and existing portfolio companies, it said.
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Over the period, the firm also raised over $2bn of new capital for investments, including senior secured debt and unsecured debt.
“We experienced an active first half of the year despite macro uncertainty and evolving credit conditions, and we continue to see a strong pipeline of high-quality lending opportunities in the core middle market,” said Michael Ewald, partner and global head of the private credit group.
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“Our depth of industry expertise and collaboration across Bain Capital’s global platform enables us to identify attractive investment opportunities in some specialised industries.”
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