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OXLCG Oxford Lane Capital Corp. 7.95% Notes due 2032

NASDAQ Global Select · Asset Management · Financial Services

$25.17
-0.03 (-0.12%)

Oxford Lane Capital Corp. functions as a closed-end investment vehicle, managed and advised by Oxford Lane Management LLC. Its core investment focus is directed towards fixed-income securities. The fund primarily allocates its capital to securitization vehicles, which subsequently invest in senior secured loans issued to companies holding either unrated debt or debt considered below investment gra…

Market Cap: $8.49Bwww.oxfordlanecapital.com

Price (90d)

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Signal Score (90d)

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Quote

Day Range
$25.15 – $25.21
52-Week Range
$24.57 – $25.60
Volume
$2.7K
Market Cap
$8.49B
50-Day Avg
$25.12
200-Day Avg
$25.15
Prev Close
$25.20
Open
$25.21

Valuation & Ratios

P/E Ratio
-4.11
EPS
$-5.99
P/B Ratio
2.33
P/S Ratio
6.14
Debt/Equity
0.75
Current Ratio
4.41
Dividend Yield
+18.8%
Gross Margin
+68.2%

Returns & Efficiency

Return on Equity
-56.7%
Return on Assets
-32.0%
FCF Yield
+28.9%
EV/EBITDA
-5.81

Revenue & Net Income (Annual)

Fiscal YearRevenueNet IncomeEPS
2026$391.76M$-585.09M$-5.99
2025$95.77M$48.46M$0.11
2024$290.64M$235.11M$1.12
2023$241.84M$-171.29M$-1.14
2022$200.63M$125.88M$1.20

Social Signal Score

50
5d
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1 mentions
30d
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60d
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90d
50
1 mentions
podcast: 1

Earnings

Fri, Oct 30(in 3 months)

Consensus estimate $2.08 per share

4of 7 quarters beat consensus

Typical surprise +7.5% (median, so one quarter with a near-zero estimate can't distort it)

  • Fri, May 22$-6.23 vs $2.26miss
  • Wed, Nov 5$2.46 vs $2.25beat
  • Mon, May 12$-0.10 vs $0.54miss
  • Mon, Jan 27$0.72 vs $0.67beat
  • Tue, May 14$0.74 vs $0.62beat
  • Wed, Nov 1$0.61 vs $0.50beat

Estimates and results for OXLCG via Financial Modeling Prep. Beating consensus says the company cleared the bar analysts set, not that the business grew.

Valuation

OXLCGhas no positive reported earnings per share, so an earnings-multiple projection can't be built for it. Companies are valued on other measures at this stage — revenue growth, cash burn, or book value — none of which this calculator models.

Mentions (1)

  • PodcastAll In·2d ago·Neutral

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