CALAMOS CONVERTIBLE OPPORTUNITIES & INCOME FUND
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See all $CHI insider activity →BlackRock reports owning 345,000 shares (50%) of Calamos Convertible Opportunities & Income Fund's (CHI) Series H preferred shares, with shared voting and dispositive power. Other institutions also hold significant stakes. The filing details ownership structure and compliance with SEC regulations.
Calamos Investments' six closed-end funds (CHI, CHY, CSQ, CHW, CGO, CCD) issued $248.25M in mandatory redeemable preferred shares. KBRA rated them 'AA-'. Shares pay monthly dividends (6.19% and 6.03%) and were placed privately with institutional investors. Nomura and UBS acted as co-placement agents.
MetLife Investment Management, LLC purchased 345,000 indirectly-held shares of CALAMOS CONVERTIBLE OPPORTUNITIES & INCOME FUND (CHI) at $25.00 ($8.62M total) across 5 trades on 2026-08-26.
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The large stake gives BlackRock significant influence over voting and disposition of the preferred shares, but no sole control.
Potential dilution and leverage increase for CHI.
Insider buy of $8.6 M suggests confidence in CHI, potentially supportive for short‑term price.
A concrete operating datapoint (throughput down 2% YoY) plus specific drivers (fuel prices, pipeline upgrade) is provided.
New storage capacity and capex execution can improve CHI’s earnings visibility and support the Energy Precinct narrative.
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BlackRock reports owning 345,000 shares (50%) of Calamos Convertible Opportunities & Income Fund's (CHI) Series H preferred shares, with shared voting and dispositive power. Other institutions also hold significant stakes. The filing details ownership structure and compliance with SEC regulations.
2 min readCalamos Investments' six closed-end funds (CHI, CHY, CSQ, CHW, CGO, CCD) issued $248.25M in mandatory redeemable preferred shares. KBRA rated them 'AA-'. Shares pay monthly dividends (6.19% and 6.03%) and were placed privately with institutional investors. Nomura and UBS acted as co-placement agents.
2 min readMetLife Investment Management, LLC purchased 345,000 indirectly-held shares of CALAMOS CONVERTIBLE OPPORTUNITIES & INCOME FUND (CHI) at $25.00 ($8.62M total) across 5 trades on 2026-08-26.
1 min readA daily NZX market update said the NZX 50 was set to fall 0.1% on the day, extending a 5-day decline, while remaining up 2.1% over a month and 7.5% over a year. SkyCity (SKC) led gainers (+3%), Vista (VGL) led decliners (-3%). Channel Infrastructure (CHI) reported Q2 fuel throughput of 802m liters (-2% YoY).
7 min readNZX50 was little changed on Tuesday, up about 1.0% over five days and 5.5% over a month, with 7.8% growth vs a year ago. Main gainers included Tourism Holdings (+2%) and Skellerup (+1%); decliners included Kathmandu Brands (-2%). SmartShares NZX50 ETFs were mixed. Summerset reported 448 occupation right sales; a2 Milk said China supply issues are resolved; AFT, KMD, and Channel Infrastructure issued updates.
5 min readNZX50 was flat at 3pm, up 1.4% over five days and 4.9% over a month, with 39 stocks rising and 38 falling. SkyCity (+11%) and Channel Infrastructure (+2%) led; EBOS (-3%) and Spark (-3%) fell. Contact Energy said May sales and netback rose and reaffirmed >$1.5bn renewables under construction. Meridian got Environment Court approval for Waitaki scheme to run 35 more years.
7 min readCalamos Investments has announced monthly distributions for its seven closed-end funds, with the Calamos Strategic Total Return Fund (CSQ) increasing its distribution by approximately 19.5% to $0.1225 per share. The announcement includes detailed tables outlining payable dates, record dates, ex-dividend dates, and estimated sources of distribution for each fund. These notifications are provided in compliance with Section 19 of the Investment Company Act of 1940.
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