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FIDUS INVESTMENT CORP

FDUSNASDAQ
πŸ† #2720 by market capEarnings Nov 5US Equity
$19.53β–² $0.41 (+2.09%)
πŸŒ™ After hours$18.92β–Ό 3.14%Regular close Β· extended-hours price shown
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24hβ–² 2.1%
7dβ–² 1.2%
14dβ–² 2.1%
30dβ–Ό 0.9%
ytdβ–² 1.2%
1yβ–Ό 3.6%
🏦Market Cap
$741M
Small Cap
πŸ“ˆRevenue Growth (YoY)
+40.1%
High Growth
πŸ“ŠGross Margin
73.6%
High
πŸ’΅FCF Margin
-134.2%
Thin
βš–οΈP/S Ratio
4.9x
Fair
Otter Score
80
Good

Trading Snapshot

Day Range
$19.33 – $19.83
52-Week Range
$16.86 – $21.15
Volume
$2.42B
Avg Volume
$1.72B
Shares Outstanding
38.0M
Next Earnings
Oct 29, 2026

Fundamentals Snapshot

Annual Revenue
$159M
Last Q Revenue
$50M
P/E Ratio
9.2
P/S Ratio
4.9x
EPS (TTM)
$2.04
Dividend Yield
14.17%
Dilution (1yr)
+9.0%

Why Investors Own FDUS

  • βœ“High-growth profile β€” revenue up +38.3% YoY with expanding US Equity exposure.
  • βœ“Healthy economics β€” 58% gross margin and 15% free-cash-flow margin.
  • βœ“New products and segments could unlock additional revenue streams.
⚠️ Key Risks

Execution delays, intensifying competition, and valuation compression if growth decelerates.

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FIDUS INVESTMENT CORP

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Financial Trends
RevenueThe total money the company brought in from sales, before subtracting any costs.
$159Mβ–² +40.1% YoY
Gross MarginOf every $1 of sales, how much is left after the direct cost of making the product/service. Higher = more efficient.
72.6%β–Ό βˆ’9.7% YoY
Operating IncomeProfit from the core business after operating costs, but before interest and taxes. Negative means the core business isn’t profitable yet.
$121Mβ–² +47.4% YoY
Free Cash FlowCash left over after running the business and paying for equipment/capex. Negative means the company is burning cash.
βˆ’$147Mβ–Ό βˆ’335.7% YoY
Shares OutstandingHow many shares exist. Rising means the company is issuing more shares, which dilutes (shrinks) each existing owner’s slice.
37.0Mβ–² +9.0% YoY
Net CashCash minus total debt. Positive = more cash than debt (financially strong); negative = more debt than cash (net debt).
βˆ’$574Mβ–Ό βˆ’$156M YoY
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About FIDUS INVESTMENT CORP

Fidus Investment Corporation functions as a Business Development Company (BDC), offering capital solutions for diverse corporate endeavors. These encompass management buyouts, debt restructuring, ownership transitions, capital reorganizations, strategic acquisitions, and initiatives for growth and business expansion, frequently employing mezzanine financing. The firm's financial instruments span a variety of debt options, including senior secured, unitranche, subordinated, junior secured, and second lien loans, in addition to senior subordinated notes, preferred equity, and warrants. Notably, Fidus explicitly refrains from investing in distressed companies or those undergoing turnarounds. The company prioritizes investments in sectors such as aerospace and defense, a broad spectrum of business services, consumer products and services (including retail, food, and beverage), healthcare products and services, industrial goods and services, information technology services, specialized manufacturing, transportation and logistics, and value-added distribution. Its geographic focus is exclusively on enterprises located within the United States. Fidus typically commits between $5 million and $15 million per transaction, targeting companies with annual revenues ranging from $10 million to $150 million and annual EBITDA between $3 million and $20 million; however, it retains the flexibility to pursue opportunities beyond these standard financial parameters. Furthermore, the firm aims to secure minority equity positions and board observation rights in conjunction with its capital deployments.

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Otter Score Breakdown

How it's scoredFive components, each rated 1–5β˜… and equally weighted (20%), averaged to a 0–100 score:πŸ’Ž Quality β€” gross marginπŸš€ Growth β€” revenue YoYβš–οΈ Valuation β€” P/S ratio⚑ Momentum β€” 30-day price changeπŸ’§ Dilution β€” 1-yr share issuance (buybacks score higher)
πŸ’ŽQualityβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…
πŸš€Growthβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…
βš–οΈValuationβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…
⚑Momentumβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…
πŸ’§Dilutionβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…
Overall Score
Good
80/100

Analyst Price Target

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Average Target
$21.30
β–² +9.1% Upside
High Target$23.52
Low Target$17.43
Based on 29 analysts

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