Full Circle Capital Corp (NASDAQ:FULL)

Full Circle Capital Corp (NASDAQ:FULL)

Full Circle Capital Corp (NASDAQ:FULL) a business development organization, puts resources into littler and lower center business sector organizations situated in the US. The asset targets organizations working in the fields of broadcast communications, food and food distribution, business administrations, social insurance, promoting and information administrations, and different ventures. Full has mentioned it may jump into the Cannabis sector making it an enticing marijuana stock to won.

Full Circle Capital outstanding shares stands around 22.5 million weighted average shares outstanding while authorized shares are around 123 million.

Full Circle Capital opened up to the world in 2010. It is, subsequently, one of the post-crash BDCs with no legacy resources produced before the 2008-09. FULL shut Monday at $2.28. It pays month to month profits of 3.5 pennies for every share for a yearly profit measure of 42 pennies and a profit yield of 18.4%.

As reported in its latest earnings call, FULL’s net asset value (NAV) as of the end of the last reporting period was $4.00 a share. This implies it is exchanging at a 43% rebate to NAV, making it a standout amongst the most vigorously marked down BDCs.

With aggregate resources of $145.8 million and liabilities of $54.7 million, FULL has generally low influence (obligation is 38% of benefits) in correlation with numerous different BDCs and with as far as possible on obligation (half of aggregate resources).

FULL opened up to the world in 2010 at $10.13 a share. It has sold numerous shares at costs well over the present level. As of late as the previous spring, it raised $39 million through a share offering, offering shares at $3.50 per offer. There are clearly numerous frustrated speculators and the penny stock now has next to no analyst coverage.

Taking into account the most recent 10-Q, around 9% of its assets are performing underneath desires, and more than 4% are performing great beneath desires with the desire not to be reimbursed in full. More than 4% of NAV is on non-collections.

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