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A July 13 amendment to Compass Diversified Holdings' (CODI) management services agreement, restructuring the annual base management fee with a $30 million cap for 2027, has put the permanent-capital middle-market investor in focus.
Shares printed $13.24 in Tuesday's session for their 21st new 52-week high of the past 12 months, with 2.4 million shares traded even as the S&P 500 fell 0.32%, the Dow 0.34%, and the Nasdaq 0.60% on oil-price concerns.
The stock is up 157% in 2026; the next confirmable milestone is the amended agreement's terms appearing in a quarterly filing.
The fee math: old versus new The amendment cuts the annual base management fee paid to external manager Compass Group Management LLC from a flat 2% to 1.25% of adjusted net assets (ANA) on the first $3 billion, with the rate declining from there and a hard cap at $30 million for 2027.
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