Office Properties Income Trust Common Shares of Beneficial Interest
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Office Properties Income Trust Common Shares of Beneficial Interest Profile
About
Office Properties Income Trust is a real estate investment trust. It owns buildings primarily leased to single tenants as well as government entities. Office Properties Income Trust, formerly known as Government Properties Income Trust, is based in Newton, United States.
Info & Links
CEO
Yael Duffy
Headquarters
TWO NEWTON PLACE, 255 WASHINGTON STREET, SUITE 300 NEWTON, MA 02458, UNITED STATES
Office Properties Income Trust Common Shares of Beneficial Interest Statistics
Valuation Measures
Market Capitalization2
16.31M
Enterprise Value
2.30B
Enterprise Value/EBITDA(ttm)
23.58
Price to Earnings Ratio(ttm)
0.39
Price to Sales(ttm)
0.12
Price to Book(mrq)
0.04
Price to Cash(ytd)
0.67
Profitability
Gross Margin(ttm)
0.00%
Operating Margin(ttm)
-27.11%
Profit Margin(ttm)
-38.24%
Return on Equity(ttm)
-10.86%
Return on Invested Capital(ttm)
-4.88%
Return on Assets(ttm)
-3.56%
Income Statement
Revenue(ttm)
476.16M
Revenue Per Share(ttm)
6.72
Gross Profit(ttm)
0.00
EBITDA(ttm)3
97.58M
Net Income Available to Common(ttm)
-176.79M
Diluted EPS(ttm)
-2.20
Share Statistics
Beta (5Y Monthly)
1.25
52-Week Change
-90.13%
S&P 500 52-Week Change
10.23%
S&P 500 Member
Yes
Stock Optionable
Yes
Total Shares Outstanding1
70.89M
Dividend Yield
4.52%
Float4
68.43M
% Held by Insiders
2.00%
% Held by Institutions
64.41%
Balance Sheet
Total Cash(mrq)
93.77M
Total Cash Per Share(mrq)
1.32
Total Debt(mrq)
2.36B
Total Debt/Equity(mrq)
213.34%
Current Ratio(mrq)
--
Quick Ratio(mrq)
3.78%
Book Value Per Share(mrq)
15.80
Cash Flow
Operating Cash Flow Per Share(ytd)
-0.41
Free Cash Flow(ytd)
-13.55M
Table Key
mrq = Most Recent Quarter
ttm = Trailing Twelve Months
ytd = Year To Date
Footnotes
Data provided by Zacks Investment Research or calculated by FXEmpire. All numbers are rounded to the closest decimal.
1 Total Shares outstanding is taken from the most recently filed quarterly or annual report.
2 Market Cap is calculated using total shares outstanding and the most recent share price.
3 EBITDA is calculated using methodology that may differ from that used by a company in its reporting.
4 The float is a measure of the number of shares available for trading by the public. It's calculated by taking the number of issued and outstanding shares minus any restricted stock, which might not be publicly traded.