AGL Private Credit Income Fund 8-K

What Happened
AGL Private Credit Income Fund announced on March 13, 2026 (reporting an agreement dated March 9, 2026) that it and vehicles managed by Vintage Strategies at Goldman Sachs Alternatives entered into an amended and restated LLC agreement for AGL Enhanced PC Income I LLC ("AGL EPCI I"), an unconsolidated entity. The Company agreed to invest up to $75 million as part of a combined $300 million aggregate commitment (Vintage Strategies up to $225 million). AGL EPCI I has secured $250 million in third‑party debt financing, which the filing says is expected to be executed on March 23, 2026. The vehicle is expected to focus principally on U.S. senior secured corporate direct lending.

Key Details

• AGL Private Credit Income Fund commitment: up to $75 million.
• Total investor commitments to AGL EPCI I: up to $300 million (Company $75M; Vintage Strategies $225M).
• Third‑party debt financing: $250 million, expected to be executed on March 23, 2026.
• Entity status & strategy: AGL EPCI I is an unconsolidated LLC expected to focus on U.S. senior secured direct lending. LLC Agreement filed as Exhibit 10.1; announcement furnished as Exhibit 99.1.

Why It Matters
This filing documents a material investment agreement that expands the fund’s participation in a dedicated direct‑lending vehicle. The structure combines equity commitments from the Company and Vintage Strategies with significant third‑party debt, which the filing identifies as part of the vehicle’s financing. Retail investors should note the size of the Company’s capped commitment ($75M), the use of external leverage ($250M), the unconsolidated status of the vehicle, and the focus on senior secured corporate direct lending as described in the 8‑K.