Carlyle Credit Income Fund has significantly lowered its revenue and earnings estimates ahead of its fiscal 2026 third-quarter results. The revised figures include lower full-year forecasts and a shortfall against estimates in the most recent quarter.
Carlyle Credit Income Fund (NYSE:CCIF) is due to announce its fiscal 2026 third-quarter results, with consensus estimates calling for revenue of $5.39 million and earnings per share of $0.09. The full-year forecasts have been revised lower, with fiscal 2026 revenue reduced from $30.01 million to $23.70 million and fiscal 2027 revenue from $41.80 million to $25.28 million. The EPS estimate was also revised from $0.52 to $0.37.
In the most recent results, revenue came in approximately 23% below estimates, while EPS of $0.09 was also well below the consensus estimate of $0.13. Despite this, the share price rose approximately 0.93% on the next trading day.
Analysts remain positive, with the 1-year price targets from 3 analysts covering the stock averaging $3.75, ranging from a high of $4.00 to a low of $3.50, implying approximately 32% upside from the current price of $2.84. The consensus rating from 4 brokerages is 2.30, equivalent to “Outperform.”
Investors are expected to watch whether the revenue trajectory stabilizes following the previous quarter’s shortfall. While the latest downward revisions suggest caution regarding the future growth outlook, the specific figures and supporting rationale remain limited to publicly available information. Details on GuruFocus warning signs were not available in the preview, and investors may consider reviewing additional forecast data or using the DCF feature.