Callodine BDC Income Fund, LP has filed an amendment to its offering under Rule 506(b), a move that may enhance its ability to raise capital. This update is significant for the company as it navigates the competitive landscape of pooled investment funds.

Callodine BDC Income Fund, LP, incorporated in Delaware, operates as a limited partnership. The company is based in Boston, Massachusetts, and has undergone a name change from Callodine Special Opportunity Fund, LP on June 3, 2020. The firm focuses on pooled investment funds, specifically as an other investment fund.

The recent filing, dated October 27, 2026, indicates that the company is utilizing federal exemptions under the Investment Company Act, specifically Sections 3(c) and 3(c)(7). The document states, "Rule 506(b) provides a 'safer harbor' for a private offering," highlighting the regulatory framework that supports its capital-raising efforts.

As per the filing, the total amount sold in this offering has reached approximately $78 million, with a minimum investment requirement set at $500,000. The company has indicated that it has 112 investors already engaged in the offering. Notably, there are no commissions or finder’s fees associated with this offering, as Callodine Capital Partners, LLC and Callodine Capital Management, LP are responsible for any commissions owed under a placement agent agreement.

This amendment may impact various stakeholders, including current and potential investors, as it suggests a more streamlined approach to capital acquisition. It also reflects the ongoing evolution within the pooled investment fund sector, where firms are adapting to regulatory requirements and market conditions.

The filing does not specify what actions will follow this amendment, leaving future steps open-ended.