Market Cap 1.25B
Revenue (ttm) 246.66M
Net Income (ttm) 235.11M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin N/A
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 256,010
Avg Vol 3,810,732
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 239.41M
Stochastic %K 7%
Beta 1.15
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $6.00

Company Profile

Oxford Lane Capital Corp. is a close ended fund launched and managed by Oxford Lane Management LLC. It invests in fixed income securities. The fund primarily invests in securitization vehicles which in turn invest in senior secured loans made to companies whose debt is rated below investment grade or is unrated. Oxford Lane Capital Corp was formed on June 9, 2010 and is domiciled in the United States.

Industry: Asset Management
Sector: Financial Services
Phone: 203 983 5275
Fax: 203 983 5290
Address:
Eight Sound Shore Drive, Suite 255, Greenwich, United States
Dav89
Dav89 Oct. 25 at 2:05 PM
$OXLC Porsche has announced a 95.9% drop in its profits for the first nine months of 2025, largely due to a strategic reversal to focus on combustion engines. The strategic shift, spearheaded by former CEO Oliver Blume, came after electric vehicle (EV) sales underperformed and was coupled with other market pressures. The massive costs associated with this change have dramatically impacted the company's financial results.
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panda317
panda317 Oct. 25 at 10:27 AM
so, what good are DRIP shares, anyway? well, for me and my (our) RothIRA accounts held @ Fidelity (a *real* brokerage) it's simple, really. DRIP shares are acquired at a discount, either @ NAV like for $CLM & $CRF or a 5% discount to the share price like for $OXLC so they just cost less than if I were to just buy them. So, $100 in dividends becomes instantly worth more and can be sold at a premium. Of course, CLM & CRF currently trade at a premium to NAV so getting shares at NAV is really quite advantageous at this point. OXLC, OTOH, is currently trading at a DISCOUNT to it's NAV and shares are acquired at the lesser of 5% discount to NAV *or* share price. So, you could certainly buy shares at a discount to NAV, but the DRIP acquires them at a discount to that already discounted share price. All of these shares are shown to be acquired at a cost of $0.00, so saying they are FREE shares isn't a lie. I keep track and these are the results. screenshots from 1 acct TYFYATTM Yeah, I'm a bit
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panda317
panda317 Oct. 24 at 10:41 PM
I have 1800 shares of $OXLC worth $27828 currently paying me $720 monthly or $8640 annually at a cost of $20885.27 on 1248.68 shares. This means that I have 551.23 DRIP (or, FREE) shares earning $220.53 monthly or $2646.36 annually. My 'goal' is to have all or mostly all DRIP (or, FREE) shares generating income. I plan to reduce the total number of shares shortly to 1250 that will generate $500 monthly or $6000 annually at little to no cost. This is a reduction of 550 shares which if sold today would free up about $8500 which could be deployed into other securities that generate even more income, so on this I am slightly
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Oct. 24 at 10:05 PM
$GUT $OXLC $GOF $CLM The GUT's share price was at or below $6 all day and then jumps to $6.04 in last 20 minutes of trading, giving us a $5.738 drip price instead of a nice, juicy $5.70 drip. It's a conspiracy!
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Oct. 24 at 7:58 PM
$OXLC sitting tight till Nov 3rd. Expecting a solid ER but hoping for a "great" ER. If the ER comes in below expectations (mine and all the other lemmings), my strategy going forward will be re-evaluated and probably revised more than it currently has been. Have a lovely weekend everyone.
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DontStepOnRake
DontStepOnRake Oct. 24 at 7:50 PM
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Oct. 24 at 7:39 PM
$PDI I saw the Form 424 this morning to issue up to $2.X,000,000,000 in ATM shares, "gradually?" but not below NAV, currently about $17/share. I hope they pace the buys better than $OXLC did and apply most of the proceeds to new investments rather than distributions and operating expenses. This represents about a 25% increase in shares outstanding, so I expect the share price to be flat for a while. This is a very stable and well-run fund, but a little caution may be advised here.
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stockinup93
stockinup93 Oct. 24 at 7:36 PM
$OXLC i did crunch some numbers today. I'm down about 46 % -+ on paper ... however, I've been holding and buying since late 2019. I've received just shy of 52 % of my intial investment back in the form of a dividend. Sooooo technically I'm only down about 2% if i sold right now... the way I see it, as long as divy holds, I ain't going no where. Long and steady, if everything just holds up.
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Shane_Crawford
Shane_Crawford Oct. 24 at 7:29 PM
$OXLC pretty good stuff!
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spal4000
spal4000 Oct. 24 at 6:21 PM
$OXLC the OXLC share bottoming process ... explainer ... fyi https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WufKsOhkTL8
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panda317
panda317 Oct. 25 at 10:27 AM
so, what good are DRIP shares, anyway? well, for me and my (our) RothIRA accounts held @ Fidelity (a *real* brokerage) it's simple, really. DRIP shares are acquired at a discount, either @ NAV like for $CLM & $CRF or a 5% discount to the share price like for $OXLC so they just cost less than if I were to just buy them. So, $100 in dividends becomes instantly worth more and can be sold at a premium. Of course, CLM & CRF currently trade at a premium to NAV so getting shares at NAV is really quite advantageous at this point. OXLC, OTOH, is currently trading at a DISCOUNT to it's NAV and shares are acquired at the lesser of 5% discount to NAV *or* share price. So, you could certainly buy shares at a discount to NAV, but the DRIP acquires them at a discount to that already discounted share price. All of these shares are shown to be acquired at a cost of $0.00, so saying they are FREE shares isn't a lie. I keep track and these are the results. screenshots from 1 acct TYFYATTM Yeah, I'm a bit
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panda317
panda317 Oct. 24 at 10:41 PM
I have 1800 shares of $OXLC worth $27828 currently paying me $720 monthly or $8640 annually at a cost of $20885.27 on 1248.68 shares. This means that I have 551.23 DRIP (or, FREE) shares earning $220.53 monthly or $2646.36 annually. My 'goal' is to have all or mostly all DRIP (or, FREE) shares generating income. I plan to reduce the total number of shares shortly to 1250 that will generate $500 monthly or $6000 annually at little to no cost. This is a reduction of 550 shares which if sold today would free up about $8500 which could be deployed into other securities that generate even more income, so on this I am slightly
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$GUT $OXLC $GOF $CLM The GUT's share price was at or below $6 all day and then jumps to $6.04 in last 20 minutes of trading, giving us a $5.738 drip price instead of a nice, juicy $5.70 drip. It's a conspiracy!
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Keith1950
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$OXLC sitting tight till Nov 3rd. Expecting a solid ER but hoping for a "great" ER. If the ER comes in below expectations (mine and all the other lemmings), my strategy going forward will be re-evaluated and probably revised more than it currently has been. Have a lovely weekend everyone.
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DontStepOnRake
DontStepOnRake Oct. 24 at 7:50 PM
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Keith1950
Keith1950 Oct. 24 at 7:39 PM
$PDI I saw the Form 424 this morning to issue up to $2.X,000,000,000 in ATM shares, "gradually?" but not below NAV, currently about $17/share. I hope they pace the buys better than $OXLC did and apply most of the proceeds to new investments rather than distributions and operating expenses. This represents about a 25% increase in shares outstanding, so I expect the share price to be flat for a while. This is a very stable and well-run fund, but a little caution may be advised here.
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stockinup93
stockinup93 Oct. 24 at 7:36 PM
$OXLC i did crunch some numbers today. I'm down about 46 % -+ on paper ... however, I've been holding and buying since late 2019. I've received just shy of 52 % of my intial investment back in the form of a dividend. Sooooo technically I'm only down about 2% if i sold right now... the way I see it, as long as divy holds, I ain't going no where. Long and steady, if everything just holds up.
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Shane_Crawford
Shane_Crawford Oct. 24 at 7:29 PM
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spal4000
spal4000 Oct. 24 at 6:21 PM
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KingBocephus73
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Godolphin1
Godolphin1 Oct. 24 at 5:51 PM
$OXLC Happy for you Justbaseball my experience of this stock has been a tale of woe. I don't in all honesty wish ill on anyone not even King lol but unfortunately in life there are people who listen to rampers and follow like lemmings. Plenty of people badly stung here
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UhtOh
UhtOh Oct. 24 at 5:46 PM
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Godolphin1
Godolphin1 Oct. 24 at 5:42 PM
$OXLC Only to drop 60cents on ex dividend day. That makes great sense. I was one of the diluded masses. How wrong was I ? Very.
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justbaseball25
justbaseball25 Oct. 24 at 5:41 PM
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Godolphin1
Godolphin1 Oct. 24 at 5:33 PM
$OXLC Wow. In another 3 weeks it might get to 16 dollars.
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spal4000
spal4000 Oct. 24 at 5:31 PM
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spal4000
spal4000 Oct. 24 at 5:19 PM
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Godolphin1
Godolphin1 Oct. 24 at 5:01 PM
$OXLC That's in relation to the downward spiral not the punctuation lol but investing in this stock is no laughing matter.
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Godolphin1
Godolphin1 Oct. 24 at 4:59 PM
$OXLC Sorry. I was in rant mode. I hope people get the gist. I am sick of people pumping up this stock. Look at the trend downward spiral. Feel free to correct me but guess what you can't.
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Godolphin1
Godolphin1 Oct. 24 at 4:54 PM
$OXLC Truth ?
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ceb
ceb Oct. 24 at 4:33 PM
$OXLC i like words yes lots of words i like to write words on the interwebs but punctuation no i don't like punctuation no sir i dislike commas and periods don't want them don't need them everyone should skip them and just write words you will all thank me later except king he probably likes punctuation
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