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Pearl Diver Credit Company Inc. (PDCC)

Price$10.58

Favorite Metrics

Price vs S&P 500 (26W)-44.25%
Price vs S&P 500 (4W)2.93%
Market Capitalization$73.32M
P/E Ratio (Annual)10.43x
Indicated Dividend Yield (Annual)12.95%

All Metrics

P/CF (Annual)5.93x
Book Value / Share (Quarterly)$19.33
Indicated Dividend (Annual)$2.64
Price vs S&P 500 (YTD)-27.18%
10-Day Avg Trading Volume0.01M
EPS (Annual)$-2.83
ROI (Annual)-14.63%
Gross Margin (Annual)62.05%
Cash / Share (Quarterly)$0.01
P/E Normalized (Annual)10.43x
ROA (Last FY)-13.68%
Cash Flow / Share (Annual)$1.81
P/B Ratio0.55x
P/B Ratio (Quarterly)0.73x
Net Interest Coverage (TTM)0.40x
EPS Incl Extra (Annual)$-2.83
Current Ratio (Annual)0.05x
Quick Ratio (Quarterly)0.01x
3-Month Avg Trading Volume0.01M
52-Week Price Return-46.21%
EV / Free Cash Flow (Annual)5.92x
P/S Ratio (Annual)3.22x
Asset Turnover (Annual)0.16x
52-Week High$20.00
EPS Excl Extra (Annual)$-2.83
26-Week Price Return-35.50%
Quick Ratio (Annual)0.01x
13-Week Price Return-23.59%
Total Debt / Equity (Annual)0.00x
Current Ratio (Quarterly)0.05x
Enterprise Value$73.221
Pretax Margin (Annual)-84.89%
Cash / Share (Annual)$0.01
3-Month Return Std Dev32.83%
ROE (Last FY)-14.63%
EPS Basic Excl Extra (Annual)$-2.83
Total Debt / Equity (Quarterly)0.00x
Revenue / Share (Annual)$3.33
Price vs S&P 500 (52W)-58.03%
Year-to-Date Return-23.04%
5-Day Price Return-1.65%
EPS Normalized (Annual)$-2.83
Net Profit Margin (Annual)-84.89%
Month-to-Date Return2.05%
EBITD / Share (Annual)$1.88
Operating Margin (Annual)56.50%
Payout Ratio (Annual)110.43%
P/B Ratio (Annual)0.73x
Book Value / Share (Annual)$19.33
Price vs S&P 500 (13W)-26.46%
Beta0.25x
P/FCF (Annual)5.93x
52-Week Low$9.50

Analyst Recommendations

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About

Pearl Diver Credit Company is a closed-end investment company that primarily invests in CLO (Collateralized Loan Obligation) equity and mezzanine securities, focusing on U.S.-dollar CLOs backed by corporate loans. The fund aims to deliver high current income as its primary objective, with capital appreciation as a secondary goal.