EX-99.2 3 ea028254801ex99-2.htm EARNINGS PRESENTATION, DATED MARCH 19, 2026

Exhibit 99.2

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. Fourth Quarter 2025 Earnings Presentation Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIEN) March 19, 2026

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 2 The information contained in this presentation should be viewed in conjunction with the earnings conference call of Chicago A tla ntic BDC, Inc. (the “Company”) (Nasdaq: LIEN) held on March 19, 2026, and the Company’s Annual Report on Form 10 - K for the year ended December 31, 2025. The information contained herein may not be used, reproduced or distributed to others, in whole or in part, for any other purpose without the prior written consent of the Company. 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CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 3 Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc Company & Platform Overview ~$732M near - term pipeline under evaluation (2) $3.3B+ in loans closed since platform inception (1) 185+ loans closed across platform (1) $333M total portfolio investment value 15.8% gross weighted - average yield of Company debt investments (3) 100% of current company debt investments are senior secured » Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIEN) (the “Company” or “us”) is externally managed by Chicago Atlantic BDC Advisers, LLC (the “Adviser”) » The Adviser, a majority - owned subsidiary of Chicago Atlantic Group, LP (together with its affiliates, “Chicago Atlantic”), is an SEC - registered investment adviser and works with its clients to originate, underwrite and deploy primarily first - lien, senior - secured fixed and floating rate debt primarily to the cannabis industry’s most established operators and to other niche companies overlooked by the broader market » The Adviser focuses on opportunities that are time - sensitive, highly complex or in dislocated sectors where risk is fundamentally mispriced with attractive risk - adjusted returns » Seasoned investment team with decades of multi - sector experience across market cycles and complex legal and regulatory frameworks in credit, special situations, equities, distressed and emerging market debt » Access to Chicago Atlantic’s leading lending platform which typically serves as lead or co - lead arranger, and its proprietary sourcing network and direct originations team 1. Includes all closed loans across the Chicago Atlantic platform. 2. Includes potential funding opportunities for new originations and refinancing of existing assets as of 12/31/2025 3. As of 12/31/25; see page 21 for information regarding the calculation of Gross Weighted Average Portfolio Yield on Debt Inves tme nts (“Portfolio Yield”) and Total Portfolio Investment Value .

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 4 Investment Highlights » Strong credit metrics » The first public BDC that is primarily focused on the cannabis industry » All debt investments are senior secured » 73% of the debt portfolio is protected from further interest rate declines » Ample liquidity remains in our $100 million senior secured revolving credit facility, providing us runway for portfolio growth » Part of a leading cannabis focused investment platform A DIFFERENTIATED BDC » Focus on highly complex and highly regulated industries often overlooked by other capital providers » Direct lending to the cannabis industry and the lower middle - market, secured by a diverse collateral base » Investing in underserved market niches creates pricing power, enhances downside protections, and creates a durable competitive moat FOCUS ON UNDERSERVED SECTORS » Uncorrelated, idiosyncratic credit opportunity in cannabis and the lower middle - market » Limited exposure to sponsor - backed, middle - market transactions, a crowded space where BDCs and private credit funds tend to focus » Investing where few capital providers with requisite expertise are present SEEKING TO DELIVER A DIVERSIFIED SOURCE OF CREDIT ALPHA

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 5 Dino Colonna, CFA President Umesh Mahajan Co - CIO & Secretary Scott Gordon Executive Chairman & Co - CIO Peter Sack CEO ▪ 23 - year career in various credit, derivatives and equity investments as well as investment banking across global capital markets ▪ Former Co - head of Credit and Partner at Silver Spike Capital, and held various roles at Madison Capital Advisors, Barclays and Forest Investment Management ▪ MBA from ESADE, BSBA from the University of Delaware ▪ 28 - year career in various middle - market, credit and special situations investing ▪ Former Co - head of Credit and Partner at Silver Spike Capital, Former Managing Director at Ascribe Capital and led various roles at Merrill Lynch and Bank of America ▪ MBA from University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business and Btech , Indian Institute of Technology ▪ Over 30 years of investing and asset management experience in emerging markets ▪ Former Founding Partner, CEO and CIO of Silver Spike Capital, Former President of Fintech Advisory, a multi - billion dollar Family Office fund ▪ Investor in the cannabis & psychedelics industry since 2013 ▪ BA Bowdoin College ▪ Former Principal at BC Partners Credit, leading its cannabis practice ▪ Former private equity investor, focusing on distressed industrial opportunities ▪ MBA from University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business, BA from Yale University, and Fulbright Scholar A SEASONED TEAM WITH DECADES OF EXPERIENCE ACROSS CREDIT, CANNABIS, AND CAPITAL MARKETS Gianni Fazio Chief Accounting Officer Andrew Lovitt Chief Compliance Officer Thomas Geoffroy Interim Chief Financial Officer ▪ Previously a Venture Associate at Adit Ventures where he managed the operations and financial reporting of early & late - stage venture funds. ▪ Licensed Certified Public Accountant ▪ BS & MS, Long Island University ▪ Previously an attorney in the Private Credit group at Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP ▪ Has advised lenders and borrowers in numerous finance transactions, including cash flow and asset - based transactions, leverage buyouts, refinancings & repayments ▪ JD from the University of Pennsylvania and BA from Purdue University ▪ 20 years of accounting and finance experience ▪ Former CFO of a NASDAQ listed mortgage REIT ▪ Licensed Certified Public Accountant ▪ BS from the University of Missouri – St. Louis, Magna Cum Laude Experienced Credit & Cannabis Leadership Team

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 6 About CHICAGO ATLANTIC 1. Capital under management represents total committed investor capital, total available leverage including undrawn capital, and capital invested by co - investors and managed by the firm, as of 12/31/2025. A private credit - focused investment firm founded in 2018 INCEPTION Capital under management: over $2.3B 1 SIZE 100+ professionals, including over 35 investment professionals TEAM Seeking attractive risk - adjusted returns, preservation of capital and income generation predominantly through investment opportunities that are overlooked or underserved by conventional capital sources INVESTMENT PRINCIPLES Chicago, Miami, New York, London LOCATIONS

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 7 Core Strategy Chicago Atlantic focuses on senior - secured lending in the top of the capital structure to the lower middle - market and middle - market. The platform’s primary investment verticals include cannabis, growth and technology finance, loans to esoteric industries / asset - based loans, and liquidity solutions. INVESTMENT STRATEGY DIFFERENTIATORS x Seek above market returns and the preservation of capital x Capitalize on opportunities across industries that are created by complexity or the lack of investor focus x Invest and lend in underserved market niches x Focus on smaller deal sizes with less competition and potentially better relative risk/reward compared to other direct lenders that typically target larger transactions with higher leverage and less covenants x Ability to underwrite highly complex industries x Extensive origination network x Top of the capital structure lending is risk mitigating x Prioritize preservation of capital x Low correlation to other asset classes and other private credit more broadly x Floating - rate loans with high - interest rate floors x 82% of loans are agented internally x No other public BDCs are invested in our portfolio companies

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 8 Pro Forma Portfolio Financial Highlights 1. The common shares issued and outstanding as of December 31, 2025 and September 30, 2025 were 22,820,590 and 22,820,590, re spe ctively Quarter Ended September 30, 2025 Quarter Ended December 31, 2025 $15.1 million $14.2 million G ROSS I NVESTMENT I NCOME $5.6 million $5.9 million N ET E XPENSES $9.5 million $8.3 million N ET I NVESTMENT I NCOME $302.9 million $303.4 million N ET A SSETS AT E ND OF P ERIOD 22.8 million 22.8 million W EIGHTED A VERAGE S HARES O UTSTANDING 1 P ER S HARE D ATA : $ 0.42 $ 0.36 N ET I NVESTMENT I NCOME $13.27 $ 13.30 N ET A SSET V ALUE AT E ND OF P ERIOD

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 9 Pro Forma Portfolio Investment Portfolio Highlights CHICAGO ATLANTIC BDC INC. PORTFOLIO AS OF 12/31/25 $303.4mm N ET A SSET V ALUE ( INCLUDING CASH ) $333.3mm I NVESTMENTS AT F AIR V ALUE 39 N UMBER OF P ORTFOLIO C OMPANIES 15.8% G ROSS W EIGHTED A VERAGE Y IELD OF D EBT I NVESTMENTS 1 82% I NTERNALLY A GENTED D EALS (% OF P ORTFOLIO C OMPANIES ) 0.0% N ON - ACCRUALS AT C OST (%) $7.89mm (2% of investments, at fair value) A VERAGE P OSITION S IZE 10.4% / 0.0% PIK I NTEREST (% OF T OTAL A NNUAL I NTEREST ) / P OST - ORIGINATION PIK 2 P ORTFOLIO C OMPANIES K EY F INANCIAL AND C REDIT M ETRICS 3 $82.9mm R EVENUE (M EDIAN ) $10.3mm EBITDA (M EDIAN ) 4 1.9x S R . S ECURED N ET D EBT / EBITDA ( W EIGHTED A VERAGE ) 4 2.5x I NTEREST C OVERAGE (W EIGHTED A VERAGE ) 4 Based on data for FYE 12/31/25, unless otherwise noted. Weighted average amounts are weighted by the fair market value of eac h r espective investment. See page 21 in the appendix for footnote legend.

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 10 75% 25% Cannabis Non-Cannabis NON - CANNABIS BY INDUSTRY PORTFOLIO DIVERSIFICATION 1 Portfolio Composition 1. Calculated as a percentage of the total fair value of the Company’s investment portfolio (excluding cash and cash equivalents ). Industries follow NAICS categorizations. 24% 11% 30% 2% 14% 9% 6% 4% Information Retail Trade Finance and Insurance Real Estate and Rental and Leasing Public Administration Manufacturing Educational Services Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 11 A Differentiated Investment Portfolio Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. Offers a Significant Premium to Public BDCs and Traditional Leveraged Finance Chicago Atlantic BDC (Nasdaq: LIEN) generated a 15.8% weighted average portfolio yield on debt investments: » Investing in market niches underserved by traditional lenders drives pricing power, enables downside protections and a durable competitive moat » Attractive risk - adjusted returns driven by disciplined underwriting and focus on senior secured loans. » Complex regulatory and/or legal barriers deter traditional capital providers, creating compelling opportunities for experienced lenders. » Credit alpha driven by uncorrelated, idiosyncratic credit opportunities that typically have higher returns with lower leverage profiles compared to most traditional BDC’s. 1. As of 12/31/25; see pages 9 & 21 for information regarding the calculation of Weighted Average Portfolio Yield on Debt Invest men ts (“Portfolio Yield”) 2. BDC Weekly Insight, Raymond James published 3/13/2026 3. ICE BoA US High Yield Index Effective Yield as of 12/31/25 4. LSTA US Leveraged Loan Index as of 12/31/25 5. BDC Quarterly Report, Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. published 12/16/2025 6.5% 8.2% 10.8% 15.8% US High Yield Index US Leveraged Loan Yield Index Average Portfolio Yield of Public BDCs LIEN Wtd. Average Portfolio Yield on Debt Investments 1 2 3 4 Total 2nd Lien, Sub & Equity Exposure Non - Accruals At Cost GAAP Leverage Ratio Dividend Yield BDC Universe (5) 24.9% 3.3% 118.1% 12.3% Average 23.2% 2.7% 120.5% 12.4% Median 0.9% 0.0% 8.2% 13.2% LIEN as of 12.31.2025

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 12 Limited Downside from Further Interest Rate Cuts 1. Based on principal outstanding as of December 31, 2025, approximately $182.9 million (54.7%) and $57.0 million (17.1%) of tot al outstanding principal bears interest based on the Prime Rate and Secured Overnight Financing Rate (“SOFR”), respectively. 2. Represents the change in net investment income based upon the portfolio composition as of December 31, 2025, using a range of + 300 bps to – 300 bps of changes to the benchmark index rate. Estimated impacts presented include floating rate loans indexed to both the U.S prime ra te and SOFR. BY RATE TYPE (1) 28.2% 45.2% 26.6% Fixed-rate Floating-rate (at Floor) Floating-rate (not at Floor) $334.2M NET INVESTMENT INCOME SENSITIVITY (2) Estimated Change in Net Investment Income ($ in 000s) Bps change in Benchmark Interest Rates $5,093 300 $2,943 200 $1,080 100 $(223) (100) $(319) (200) $(415) (300) Focus on Mitigating Downside Interest Rate Risk » 73% of the debt portfolio consists of fixed - rate or floating - rate loans at their contractual floors, providing meaningful downside protection in a declining rate environment » The debt portfolio is protected on the downside from a hypothetical change in interest rates, with convexity on the upside. See table to the right for estimated change in annualized net investment income (“NII”) based on the current debt portfolio

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 13 Fair Market Value of Investment Portfolio Growth in the FMV of the Investment Portfolio $250,000,000 $270,000,000 $290,000,000 $310,000,000 $330,000,000 $350,000,000 Q4 - 2024 Q1 - 2025 Q2 - 2025 Q3 - 2025 Q4 - 2025

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 14 $0.00 $0.05 $0.10 $0.15 $0.20 $0.25 $0.30 $0.35 $0.40 $0.45 Q3 2024 Q4 2024 Q1 2025 Q2 2025 Q3 2025 Q4 2025 Net Investment Income per Share Regular Dividend per Share 1. Net investment income per share based on basic weighted average common shares outstanding at the end of each respective qu art er. 2. Q3 2024 and Q4 2024 NII per share excludes Loan Portfolio Acquisition Expenses Net Investment Income and Dividends 1 2 2

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 15 Target Borrowers Investment Sub - Strategies LIQUIDITY SOLUTIONS ESOTERIC & ASSET - BASED LENDING GROWTH & TECHNOLOGY CANNABIS LENDING » Financing is typically event driven » Companies that are pursuing a merger, acquisition, refinancing, dividend recap, or other strategic liquidity need » Companies that are showing strong cash flow performance with low leverage profiles » Companies that have multiple areas of value and liquidity in addition to the underlying business » Low debt to enterprise value » Industry agnostic » Structured credit and asset - based loans, receivables pools, and equipment » Companies that are showing strong cash flow performance with low leverage profiles, but the industries carry regulatory, reputational or other risks » Transactions tend to be attractively priced and have better than normal covenants and amortization due to complexity of the industry or situation » Low debt to asset values and/or enterprise values » Industry leaders and disruptive companies experiencing strong growth » Companies that have raised significant equity capital validating market value » Industry focus typically includes software, hardware, E - commerce and direct to consumer » Liquidity covenants that ensure such company has adequate cash runway » Low debt to enterprise value » Profitable or demonstrated path to near term profitability » Growth or EBITDA positive entities » Companies that require capital but do not want to dilute their equity » Companies that are showing strong cash flow performance with low leverage profiles » Transactions tend to be attractively priced and have better than normal covenants and amortization due to complexity of the industry » Low debt to enterprise value Although our primary investment focus has been in the cannabis industry, sub - strategies of our principal investment strategy may also consist of growth and technology companies, esoteric and asset - based lending opportunities, and companies in need of liquidity solutions . We are not required to have a minimum investment in any of these sub - strategies.

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 16 The Cannabis Landscape in the U.S. Where We See Opportunities WE FOLLOW ALPHA INTO INDUSTRIES WITH LIMITED COMPETITION LACK OF TRADITIONAL FINANCING Banks generally don’t lend to firms in this industry, allowing higher interest rates, attractive collateral, and lender - friendly covenants. LOW CORRELATIONS TO TRADITIONAL MARKETS Medical cannabis behaves like pharmaceuticals, recreational cannabis behaves like tobacco and alcohol, both exhibiting low correlation with traditional markets. HIGH BARRIERS TO ENTRY Each state has unique investment characteristics, supply and demand dynamics, and legal frameworks, requiring sophisticated understanding of the industry and strong underwriting expertise. FOCUS ON LIMITED LICENSE STATES Limited license states have limited competition, lucrative license values, high wholesale prices, and less black - market presence.

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 17 Federal Cannabis Policy Updates: Shift in Regulatory Reform Chicago Atlantic makes no guarantee of future outcomes. Please refer to Projections and Forward - Looking Statements disclosure at the beginning of this presentation. 1. https://www.forbes.com/sites/sarahsinclair/2025/12/18/trump - signs - executive - order - to - reschedule - cannabis - heres - what - it - means/ 2. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/13/congress - thc - hemp - ban.html PRESIDENT ORDERS RESCHEDULING OF CANNABIS CONGRESS BANS UNREGULATED CANNABIS: TACIT ENDORSEMENT OF CURRENT STATE PROGRAMS What Changed 1 • Dec 2025: President Trump directed agencies to reclassify cannabis to a Schedule III substance • Most significant federal shift in policy in decades, but timing is still uncertain Why It Matters • Once enacted, will eliminate the 280E tax burden on cannabis companies • Encourages institutional capital re - engagement due to the decline in regulatory risk • Potential for increased M&A activity What Changed 2 • Nov 2025: Federal legislation tightened the hemp definition • Effectively banning intoxicating hemp - derived THC • One - year wind - down period Why It Matters • Closes the 2018 Farm Bill loophole • Disrupts the unregulated retail THC markets and reduces pricing pressure • Consolidates consumer demand back toward state - licensed cannabis ACCRETIVE POTENTIAL FOR CURRENT PORTFOLIO & INCREASES LENDING OPPORTUNITIES x Improves revenue visibility and margin durability for licensed operators x Strengthens operator cash flow and balance sheets x Supports higher valuation multiples x Improves and strengthens credit profiles and quality across the regulated market x DOES NOT ENCOURAGE NEW LENDING COMPETITION: Enables private lenders to maintain premium pricing and strong collateral protections

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 18 Potential Benefits of Regulatory Reform Renewed federal momentum around cannabis reform following President Trump’s December executive order has revived the possibility of rescheduling and broader regulatory clarity. Potential movement on rescheduling could materially improve operator cash flow, expand access to capital, and reopen strategic financing opportunities across the industry. 1 INCREASED MARKET OPPORTUNITIES Allowing dispensaries to process credit card transactions may lead to a significant boost in sales. ENHANCED SALES THROUGH CREDIT CARD PROCESSING As investor confidence grows, equity valuations are likely to tick higher, providing additional incentives for investment and increased credit protection. IMPROVED EQUITY VALUATIONS Further legalization could create more favorable conditions and increase portfolio attractiveness for potential acquirers (such as private equity or private credit funds), while make - whole provisions and pre - payment penalties provide additional appeal. INCREASED ATTRACTIVENESS FOR ACQUISITION Significant barriers to entry, such as stringent financial requirements and industry - specific knowledge, is likely to keep the market relatively stable and prevent an inundation of competitors over the next several years. FAVORABLE COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE 1 – https://www.forbes.com/sites/sarahsinclair/2025/12/18/trump - signs - executive - order - to - reschedule - cannabis - heres - what - it - means /

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 19 The Cannabis Landscape in the U.S . A significant amount of positive change over the past 6 years 2019 2025 1. MJBiz Factbook 2025 Q1 2. Statista 3. MJBiz Daily – June 20, 2025 https://mjbizdaily.com/map - of - us - marijuana - legalization - by - state/ x Legal in 42 states and the District of Columbia 3 x Medical use only: 18 states x Recreational/Medical use: 24 states & District of Columbia x Industry revenue estimated at $35B in 2025 1 x Legal in 35 states and the District of Columbia 1 x Medical use only: 25 states x Recreational/Medical use: 10 states & District of Columbia x Industry revenue a t $19.3B 2 No regulated use Legalized recreational and medical use Legalized medical use only

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 20 The Cannabis Industry Size of Opportunity and Growth Projections Chicago Atlantic makes no guarantee of future outcomes or targets. Numerous assumptions and variables underly the projected g row th of the Chicago Atlantic private credit opportunity by 2031. Refer to the Projections and Forward - Looking Statements disclosure at the beginning of this presentation. 1. MJBiz Factbook 2025; ($ in billions) The U.S. cannabis industry was estimated to be $35B in top - line retail revenue in 2025 and is projected to grow to $69B by 2031 1 : 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 Retail Sales Estimates $35.3B $39.2B $43.9B $49.2B $55.6B $62.8B $69.1B

Appendix: Schedule of Investments

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 22 Schedule of Investments (as of December 31, 2025) % of Investment Value Investment Value PIK Rate Cash Spread/Coupon Prime/SOFR Floor Floating Reference Rate Fixed vs. Floating Maturity Date Security Type Portfolio Company 12.68% $ 42,248,731 n/a 6.50% 6.25% Prime Floating 10/30/2026 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 1 3.00% 10,000,000 n/a 8.33% 4.00% SOFR Floating 9/29/2028 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 1 9.52% 31,745,000 n/a 8.75% 7.50% Prime Floating 9/30/2028 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 2 6.60% 22,000,000 n/a 15.00% n/a Fixed Fixed 10/2/2028 Senior Secured Notes Portfolio Company 3 4.66% 15,521,257 20.00% 0.00% n/a Fixed Fixed 12/31/2029 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 4 4.38% 14,610,356 n/a 10.24% 3.72% SOFR Floating 12/31/2028 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 5 4.22% 14,074,362 n/a 5.75% 7.50% Prime Floating 8/20/2028 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 6 4.17% 13,908,331 5.00% 11.00% n/a Fixed Fixed 12/31/2027 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 7 4.13% 13,770,063 n/a 6.50% 8.50% Prime Floating 3/28/2027 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 8 3.45% 11,504,108 n/a 7.75% 4.00% SOFR Floating 9/18/2026 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 9 3.40% 11,343,000 n/a 5.75% 7.50% Prime Floating 6/30/2028 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 10 3.23% 10,767,866 n/a 7.75% 8.50% Prime Floating 12/31/2026 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 11 2.88% 9,589,710 n/a 5.75% n/a Prime Floating 6/30/2028 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 12 2.50% 8,330,000 n/a 8.00% n/a Fixed Fixed 12/15/2026 Senior Secured Notes Portfolio Company 13 2.49% 8,311,228 1.00% 12.00% n/a Fixed Fixed 11/24/2028 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 14 2.15% 7,162,500 n/a 12.50% n/a Fixed Fixed 8/13/2030 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 15 1.74% 5,784,080 4.00% 2.50% 7.50% Prime Floating 7/22/2030 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 16 0.08% 268,000 n/a 0.00% n/a n/a n/a n/a Warrants Portfolio Company 16 1.80% 6,009,300 n/a 7.25% 7.75% Prime Floating 3/24/2028 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 17 1.53% 5,094,858 2.00% 6.50% 7.50% Prime Floating 6/13/2029 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 18 0.16% 539,000 n/a 0.00% n/a n/a n/a n/a Warrants Portfolio Company 18 1.04% 3,470,145 3.00% 1.75% 8.50% Prime Floating 11/1/2026 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 19 0.54% 1,802,485 3.00% 1.75% 8.50% Prime Floating 11/1/2026 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 19 1.52% 5,070,190 1.50% 6.25% 4.25% SOFR Floating 4/30/2029 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 20 0.01% 19,250 n/a 0.00% n/a n/a n/a n/a Warrants Portfolio Company 20 1.46% 4,851,017 1.00% 5.25% 6.75% Prime Floating 6/17/2029 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 21 0.05% 150,752 n/a 0.00% n/a n/a n/a n/a Warrants Portfolio Company 21 1.49% 4,966,078 n/a 8.00% 3.99% SOFR Floating 10/24/2029 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 22 0.01% 35,603 n/a 0.00% n/a n/a n/a n/a Warrants Portfolio Company 22 1.30% 4,332,519 n/a 6.50% 7.50% Prime Floating 7/31/2029 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 23 1.29% 4,295,859 n/a 7.50% 8.00% Prime Floating 3/31/2027 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 24 0.99% 3,308,375 n/a 6.50% 3.75% SOFR Floating 9/22/2026 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 25 0.15% 516,336 n/a 6.50% 3.75% SOFR Floating 9/22/2026 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 25 1.11% 3,685,000 n/a 10.25% 4.00% SOFR Floating 7/28/2028 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 26 1.10% 3,660,999 5.00% 13.80% n/a Fixed Fixed 11/29/2027 Senior Secured Notes Portfolio Company 27 1.04% 3,482,500 n/a 12.75% n/a Fixed Fixed 7/16/2029 Senior Secured Notes Portfolio Company 28 0.92% 3,052,998 3.00% 4.00% 8.00% Prime Floating 11/4/2028 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 29 0.00% - n/a 0.00% n/a n/a n/a n/a Warrants Portfolio Company 29 0.90% 3,015,571 n/a 14.50% n/a Fixed Fixed 3/13/2027 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 30 0.90% 3,000,000 n/a 8.00% 3.25% SOFR Floating 12/10/2030 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 31 0.88% 2,936,905 n/a 12.75% n/a Fixed Fixed 8/1/2028 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 32 0.86% 2,870,000 n/a 15.00% n/a Fixed Fixed 6/6/2026 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 33 0.84% 2,791,834 2.00% 7.00% 7.00% Prime Floating 7/29/2026 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 34 0.83% 2,768,319 n/a 8.50% 8.50% Prime Floating 12/3/2027 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 35 0.60% 1,987,879 6.00% 6.00% n/a Fixed Fixed 5/31/2029 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 36 0.15% 500,000 n/a 0.00% n/a n/a n/a n/a Preferred Stock Portfolio Company 36 0.03% 115,000 n/a 0.00% n/a n/a n/a n/a Warrants Portfolio Company 36 0.01% 44,000 n/a 0.00% n/a n/a n/a n/a Warrants Portfolio Company 36 0.73% 2,440,172 1.50% 2.00% 8.50% Prime Floating 7/19/2027 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 37 0.43% 1,447,186 3.50% 9.00% 7.75% Prime Floating 8/1/2028 Second Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 38 0.03% 113,065 n/a 5.75% 8.50% Prime Floating 1/5/2026 First Lien Senior Secured Loans Portfolio Company 39 100.00% $ 333,311,787 Total

CONFIDENTIAL | Chicago Atlantic BDC, Inc. 23 Pro Forma Portfolio Investment Portfolio Highlights: Footnote Legend Based on data as of 12/31/25, unless otherwise noted. Weighted average amounts are weighted by the fair market value of each res pective investment. 1. Weighted Average Portfolio Yield on Debt Investments (“Portfolio Yield”) is the weighted average of the annualized yield f or each debt investment in the portfolio weighted by the fair value of each debt investment as of 12/31/25. The yield for each debt investment is calculated by dividing (a) the sum of ( i ) the stated annual cash interest rate of the debt investment as of 12/31/25, (ii) the stated annual payment - in - kind interest ra te, if any, of the debt investment as of 12/31/25, (iii) any additional recurring fees, (iv) the difference between the par value and the fair value of the debt investment, expressed as a percentage of the par value of th e debt investment, and annualized based on the remaining term of the debt investment as of 12/31/25, and (v) the exit fee of the debt investment, if an y, expressed as a percentage of the par value of the debt investment and annualized based on the remaining term of the debt investment as of 12/31/25, by (b) the fair value of the debt investment, expressed as a percentage of the par value of the debt investment. The Portfolio Yield calculation does not reflect any prepayment penalties or early payoffs with respect to the debt investments. The Portfolio Yield is gross of expenses and excludes cash a nd equity holdings. The Portfolio Yield would be lower if the calculation reflected expenses and cash holdings. The Portfolio Yield does not represent actual investment returns to the Company’s stockholders and the Company may not actually realize the foregoing yield of any specific debt investment, including if the remaining term of the debt investment is less than a year. 2. Represents the percentage of total annual interest expected to be received in kind instead of in cash. The Company has no PIK interest that was introduced post - origination that replaces previously required cash interest, typically due to amendments, covenant breaches, or restructurings. 3. Amounts were derived from the portfolio company financial statements used in connection with determining the investment va lua tions as of 12/31/25, have not been independently verified by the Company, and may reflect a normalized or adjusted amount. Accordingly, the Company makes no representation or warranty in respect of this information. 4. Excluded from the data is information in respect of portfolio companies with negative or de minimis EBITDA, or where EBITD A m ay not be the appropriate measure of credit risk.