Delaware Group Income Funds has disclosed its latest financial results in a recent filing, revealing that the firm recorded no net sales for the fiscal year. This lack of net sales is significant as it reflects ongoing challenges in the investment landscape, particularly for mutual funds.
The filing, dated October 20, 2026, provides a comprehensive overview of the company's sales and redemption activities. Delaware Group Income Funds reported an aggregate sale price of securities sold amounting to approximately $507.7 million. However, the total price of securities redeemed or repurchased during the fiscal year was notably higher at around $785.1 million.
Delaware Group Income Funds, based in Philadelphia, operates as an investment company. The firm has a history of managing various funds, including the Nomura Corporate Bond Fund and Nomura Extended Duration Bond Fund, among others. The company is registered under the Investment Company Act with the file number 811-02071.
In the filing, the company indicated that it had total available redemption credits of about $1.07 billion. Despite the high volume of redemptions, the company reported no net sales, which suggests that outflows exceeded inflows significantly. Additionally, the redemption credits available for future use were reported at approximately negative $561.2 million.
The impact of these figures may extend beyond Delaware Group Income Funds, as they highlight broader trends within the investment industry. Other firms in the sector may need to reevaluate their strategies to attract and retain investors, especially in a competitive environment where many funds are experiencing similar challenges.
Looking ahead, the filing does not specify what actions Delaware Group Income Funds will take next in response to these results. The firm will likely continue to monitor market conditions and investor sentiment as it navigates the current landscape.
For reference, the filing can be accessed through the SEC with the accession number 0000940400-26-040400.











