BlackRock Floating Rate Income Trust (BGT)

Price$10.97

Favorite Metrics

Price vs S&P 500 (26W)-18.03%

Price vs S&P 500 (4W)-7.73%

Market Capitalization$267.12M

All Metrics

P/CF (Annual)3.80x

Book Value / Share (Quarterly)$12.75

Indicated Dividend (Annual)$1.44

Cash Flow / Share (Quarterly)$1.32

Price vs S&P 500 (YTD)-7.49%

EPS (TTM)$1.67

10-Day Avg Trading Volume0.16M

EPS Excl Extra (TTM)$1.67

EPS (Annual)$-0.27

ROI (Annual)-1.61%

Cash / Share (Quarterly)$0.02

P/E Basic Excl Extra (TTM)7.14x

ROA (Last FY)-1.60%

EBITD / Share (TTM)$1.47

Cash Flow / Share (Annual)$3.15

P/B Ratio (Quarterly)0.91x

ROA (TTM)9.94%

EPS Incl Extra (Annual)$-0.27

Current Ratio (Annual)0.08x

Quick Ratio (Quarterly)0.06x

3-Month Avg Trading Volume0.15M

52-Week Price Return-6.09%

EV / Free Cash Flow (Annual)5.08x

P/E Incl Extra (TTM)7.14x

52-Week High$12.76

EPS Excl Extra (Annual)$-0.27

26-Week Price Return-9.28%

Quick Ratio (Annual)0.08x

13-Week Price Return-5.77%

Total Debt / Equity (Annual)0.33x

Current Ratio (Quarterly)0.06x

Enterprise Value$357.812

Cash / Share (Annual)$0.07

3-Month Return Std Dev12.07%

ROE (Last FY)-2.14%

EPS Basic Excl Extra (Annual)$-0.27

EV / Free Cash Flow (TTM)12.18x

Total Debt / Equity (Quarterly)0.32x

EPS Incl Extra (TTM)$1.67

ROI (TTM)10.04%

Price vs S&P 500 (52W)-41.18%

P/E Ratio (TTM)7.14x

Year-to-Date Return-3.35%

5-Day Price Return-0.99%

EPS Normalized (Annual)$-0.27

Month-to-Date Return1.77%

EBITD / Share (Annual)$-0.40

P/E Excl Extra (TTM)7.14x

EPS Basic Excl Extra (TTM)$1.67

P/B Ratio (Annual)0.89x

Book Value / Share (Annual)$12.43

Price vs S&P 500 (13W)-8.63%

Dividend Yield (TTM)4.28%

Beta0.48x

P/FCF (Annual)3.80x

ROE (TTM)13.30%

52-Week Low$10.22

About

Blackrock Floating Rate Income Trust is a closed-end investment fund that aims to deliver high current income through investments in floating and variable rate instruments from U.S. and international issuers. The fund allocates at least 80% of its assets to floating rate securities, including senior secured corporate loans, which typically benefit from rising interest rates. It pursues capital preservation as a secondary objective, making it suitable for income-focused investors seeking rate-sensitive exposure.