Prospect Capital Corp PSEC

$2.00 -0.05 (-2.44%)

Valuation

Market cap
1,094,325,000
Revenue TTM
$639,450,000
Net income TTM
$153,660,000
PE ratio
3.10
Forward PE
—
Profit margin
24.03%
Debt to equity
0.41

Trading

Volume
5,981,700
Avg volume
4,385,770
Day's range
$2.00 – $2.08
Shares out
533,817,000
Stochastic %K
0%
Beta
0.82
Analysts
Strong Buy
Price target
$2.00

Price

Company profile

Prospect Capital Corporation is a Private Equity, Private Debt and business development company. It specializes in middle market, lower-middle market, mature, mezzanine finance, later stage, emerging growth, leveraged buyouts, refinancing, acquisitions, recapitalizations, turnaround, growth capital, development, capital expenditures and subordinated debt tranches of collateralized loan obligations, cash flow term loa...

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Prospect Capital Corporation is a Private Equity, Private Debt and business development company. It specializes in middle market, lower-middle market, mature, mezzanine finance, later stage, emerging growth, leveraged buyouts, refinancing, acquisitions, recapitalizations, turnaround, growth capital, development, capital expenditures and subordinated debt tranches of collateralized loan obligations, cash flow term loans, market place lending and bridge transactions. It also makes real estate investments particularly in multi-family residential real estate asset class. The fund makes secured debt, senior debt, senior and secured term loans, unitranche debt, first-lien and second lien, private debt, private equity, mezzanine debt, and equity investments in private and microcap public businesses. It focuses on both primary origination and secondary loans/portfolios and invests in situations like debt financings for private equity sponsors, acquisitions, dividend recapitalizations, growth financings, bridge loans, cash flow term loans, real estate financings/investments. It also focuses on investing in small-sized and medium-sized private companies rather than large public companies. The fund typically invests across all industry sectors, with a particular expertise in the energy and industrial sectors. It invests in aerospace and defense, chemicals, conglomerate services, consumer services, ecological, electronics, financial services, machinery, manufacturing, media, pharmaceuticals, retail, software, specialty minerals, textiles and leather, transportation, oil and gas production, coal production, materials, industrials, consumer discretionary, information technology, utilities, pipeline, storage, power generation and distribution, renewable and clean energy, oilfield services, healthcare, food and beverage, education, business services, and other select sectors. It prefers to invest in the United States and Canada. The fund seeks to invest between $10 million to $500 million per transaction in companies with EBITDA between $5 million and $150 million, sales value between $25 million and $500 million, and enterprise value between $5 million and $1000 million. It fund also co-invests for larger deals. The fund seeks control acquisitions by providing multiple levels of the capital structure. The fund focuses on sole, agented, club, or syndicated deals.

Industry
Asset Management
Sector
Financial Services
Website
https://www.prospectstreet.com
Address
10 East 40th Street, 42nd Floor, New York, United States

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Bigboy0206 Sep 30, 8:37 PM
$PSEC What makes you think they need to do a dividend cut or reverse split?
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Helicopterguy22 Sep 29, 10:17 PM
$PSEC how long til they cut the dividend or reverse split?
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P_Earth999 Sep 28, 10:13 AM
$PSEC Here I got a better idea F U 9 thanks for the fake bearish article. Thanks To CEO keep buying $$$
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Hammerpo1 Sep 27, 5:33 AM
$PSEC Buy more !
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jamericantrader86 Sep 24, 9:05 AM
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somebidy Sep 23, 11:15 PM
$PSEC added more today
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Njstockruns Sep 22, 6:15 PM
$PSEC Let's get this moving to $6 by end of year.
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blueshadow Sep 20, 3:42 PM
$PSEC is like a slow death by a million papercuts.
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