What happened
Goldman Sachs BDC, Inc. (NYSE: GSBD) filed an amended Form 4/A showing director Timothy J. Leach bought 11,075 shares on 06/10/2026. The shares cost $9.0399 each, or about $100,117 in total. Leach now holds 28,745 shares. The filing says the amendment restates the original Form 4 filed on 06/11/2026 and corrects the number of shares acquired and the number owned after the trade. It says the original report was short by 9,071 shares.
The report covers common stock and says the shares were held directly. The transaction date is still 06/10/2026, and the filing was signed and filed on 10/16/2026. The ownership line is for common stock with a par value of $0.001 per share.
Key numbers
| Metric | Latest | Change | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shares bought | 11,075 shares | SEC Form 4/A | |
| Price per share | $9.04 | SEC Form 4/A | |
| Total purchase value | about $100,117 | SEC Form 4/A | |
| Shares held after trade | 28,745 shares | SEC Form 4/A | |
| Original understatement | 9,071 shares | SEC Form 4/A |
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Why it matters
OptimistFi's case is that GSBD can create value only if it keeps sourcing attractive private loans while protecting NAV through the credit cycle. This filing supports that view in a limited way because a director added to the stock and the corrected report shows a larger stake after the trade. OptimistFi's calculation puts the 11,075-share purchase at about 62.7% of Leach's pre-trade holding, based on the 17,670 shares implied before the trade.
That is a large buy compared with the position already on record. The form also raises the starting point by 9,071 shares, so the position was larger than first reported. The caution is that this is an amended insider filing, and the form says the original report understated both the purchase and the ending stake. So the main signal is a corrected ownership record. It is an ownership filing, not a results release.
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What's next
GSBD's next quarterly report will be the next scheduled update investors can use to see whether Leach's stake changed again. If the report shows the higher stake still in place or more buying, it would reinforce this filing's signal. If the stake does not rise again, the amendment will look more like a one-time correction and a single director purchase. Until then, the corrected 28,745-share holding is the current reference point.
That will be the clearest comparison point for the next ownership report.
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Sources
- SEC Form 4/A — Amended insider filing showing Timothy J. Leach bought 11,075 shares of Goldman Sachs BDC, Inc. common stock and held 28,745 shares afterward.
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