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BCRED Blackstone Private Credit Fund10-Q · Q1 2026 · …498-26-000031

Fund overview

ManagerBlackstone
Vehicle structureNon-traded BDC
Asset classPrivate credit
NAV / share$23.65
Distribution rate9.8%
Income coverage1.00×
Portfolio risk detail
Fees and repurchase history

Source-backed detail

NAV / share

$23.65

10-Q · as of 2026-06-30 · …498-26-000048

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Managers in the record

ApolloAresBlackstoneBlue OwlBrookfieldCarlyleColler CapitalEQTFranklin TempletonGoldman SachsHamilton LaneHarbourVestHPS Investment PartnersJ.P. MorganKKRMorgan StanleyNeuberger BermanOaktreePantheonPartners GroupStarwood CapitalStepStoneTPGVista Equity Partners

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BCREDQ1 2026·10-Q

What is this investment?

01 · UnderstandWhat is this investment?

Fund identity
Blackstone Private Credit Fund

BCRED · Non-traded BDC · Private credit

Vehicle

ManagerBlackstone
Vehicle structureNon-traded BDC
Asset classPrivate credit

Economics

NAV / share$23.65
Distribution rate9.8%

Access

Minimum · eligibilityNot disclosed
Key datesNot disclosed

02 · PortfolioSee the positions, not the pitch.

Schedule of Investments

Each filed position keeps its structure, pricing, carrying value, and credit status together.

Borrower / instrumentLien / seniorityRate / spreadCostFair valuePIK / non-accrual
Source fields remain tied to the filed schedule.

03 · ReturnsA headline return only tells part of the story.

Performance basis

Reported resultReported
Measurement periodNormalized
Income contributionDerived
NAV movementDerived
Fees and expensesDerived

How the number is built

Filed result

Start with the reported result from the filed financials.

Operating drivers

Isolate income, expenses, realizations, and other operating factors.

NAV movement

Account for portfolio valuations, cash flows, and other NAV changes.

Comparable view

Normalize components for period and basis to create a like-for-like view.

No fund outcome is encoded in this explanatory view.

Source: performance basis remains tied to the filed record.

04 · LiquidityUnderstand the stated terms — and what happened in practice.

Vehicle-correct liquidity record

Stated terms
Repurchase program termsNot disclosed
Offer limit / frequencyNot disclosed

Observed repurchase path

Repurchase offer

Not disclosed in this preview

Requested

Not disclosed in this preview

Accepted

Not disclosed in this preview

Proration

Not disclosed in this preview

Offer, request, acceptance, and proration appear only where the vehicle discloses them.

Source: stated terms and historical activity remain filing-backed.

05 · CompareCompare funds on the same basis — or see why you cannot.

Normalized comparison

Metric / basisBCREDBlackstone Private Credit FundHLENDHPS Corporate LendingComparability
NAV / share$23.65$24.42Reported · check source period
Distribution rate9.8%~10.0%Reported · check definition
Income coverage1.00×1.00×Normalized only when aligned
Share-class lineupClass I · S · DClass I · D · F · SStructure differs

Reported, normalized, structurally different, not comparable, not disclosed, and not applicable are distinct outcomes.

Source: each value retains its own period, definition, and filing.

06 · FollowStay current without losing the source.

Current source record

Latest periodQ1 2026
Source form10-Q
Research stateDated and sourced

What changes next

Periodic report filed10-Q

Operating figure updatedwhen disclosed

Liquidity result addedwhen filed

Terms or history changedsource retained

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01

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Reported fact

NAV / share$23.65

10-Q · as of 2026-06-30

Open source · …498-26-000048

02

See how the conclusion was built

Reported, normalized, and derived information stays distinct, with comparability limits made explicit.

Reportedsource statementNormalizeddefinition alignedDerivedmethod shown

A limit is shown when definitions, structures, or periods do not align.

03

Keep the full record

New filings, amendments, and restatements do not erase what came before, so you can see how the investment has changed over time.

Q1 2026

Filed recordOriginal source retained

If filed

AmendmentAdded without replacing the prior version

If filed

RestatementChange stays tied to its source

Read our methodology

What a fund owns—and how the fund itself is structured—changes what matters in the diligence.

AltHarbor accounts for both, organizing the research around the exposures, economics, liquidity, valuation, and disclosures that are relevant to each investment.

Private credit

Inside the loan book

Borrower / issuer resolutionInstrument / trancheLien / seniorityRate / spread / floorCost / fair valuePIK / non-accrualConcentration / maturityFacilities / unfunded

Shown when disclosed · vehicle-aware

Private equity

Exposure and valuation

Named / aggregate exposureStrategy / sector / geographyCost / fair valueUnrealized movementValuation inputsPerformance basisLiquidity structureCommitments when applicable

Shown when disclosed · vehicle-aware

Real estate

Property and operating detail

Property / marketOccupancy / segment NOIDebt compositionDebt maturityLease expirationsJoint venturesFFO reconciliationValuation context

Shown when disclosed · vehicle-aware

Infrastructure

Assets and revenue profile

Asset / sector / geographyStage / capacityRevenue profileInflation linkageContract horizonMarket exposureWACC / valuation inputsCurrency / fair value

Shown when disclosed · vehicle-aware

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Questions, answered.

What investments does AltHarbor cover?

AltHarbor covers private credit, private equity, real estate, and infrastructure funds across a range of semi-liquid vehicle structures. Coverage expands as additional funds and disclosures are added to the research record.

Where does the information come from?

Public SEC filings are the primary source, supplemented by official manager materials where they are appropriate for current operating data or where the filing record is silent. Source roles stay distinct, and reported facts remain tied to their underlying documents. Read the methodology.

How current is the research?

Research updates as new filings and source documents become available. The cadence varies by fund and vehicle because holdings, valuations, liquidity activity, and performance are reported on different schedules.

Can I see where a number or conclusion came from?

Yes. Source-backed facts are designed to trace to the underlying document and reporting period. AltHarbor also keeps reported, normalized, and derived information visibly distinct so you can see what came from the source and what changed in the research process.

How does AltHarbor compare funds that report differently?

AltHarbor normalizes fields only when the definitions and reporting basis support a like-for-like comparison. When structures, definitions, periods, or disclosures differ, the comparison should say so rather than manufacture precision.

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