Retail Opportunity Investments Free Cash Flow 2010-2023 | ROIC

Retail Opportunity Investments free cash flow from 2010 to 2023. Free cash flow can be defined as a measure of financial performance calculated as operating cash flow minus capital expenditures.
Retail Opportunity Investments Annual Free Cash Flow
2023 97.85
2022 125.38
2021 158.09
2020 70.15
2019 155.79
2018 118.56
2017 74.84
2016 73.86
2015 59.40
2014 66.69
2013 24.29
2012 13.32
2011 9.43
2010 0.84
2009 -6.13
Retail Opportunity Investments Quarterly Free Cash Flow
2023-12-31 97.85
2023-09-30 91.20
2023-06-30 54.04
2023-03-31 36.42
2022-12-31 125.38
2022-09-30 122.89
2022-06-30 48.41
2022-03-31 31.74
2021-12-31 158.09
2021-09-30 150.78
2021-06-30 70.28
2021-03-31 36.09
2020-12-31 70.15
2020-09-30 68.09
2020-06-30 29.43
2020-03-31 29.15
2019-12-31 155.79
2019-09-30 128.55
2019-06-30 59.82
2019-03-31 46.12
2018-12-31 118.56
2018-09-30 108.37
2018-06-30 45.25
2018-03-31 35.98
2017-12-31 74.84
2017-09-30 63.74
2017-06-30 44.99
2017-03-31 32.31
2016-12-31 73.86
2016-09-30 66.59
2016-06-30 37.30
2016-03-31 26.66
2015-12-31 59.40
2015-09-30 55.32
2015-06-30 31.07
2015-03-31 22.87
2014-12-31 66.69
2014-09-30 64.40
2014-06-30 38.58
2014-03-31 13.36
2013-12-31 24.29
2013-09-30 24.32
2013-06-30 14.85
2013-03-31 1.32
2012-12-31 13.32
2012-09-30 13.72
2012-06-30 6.49
2012-03-31 2.51
2011-12-31 9.43
2011-09-30 8.87
2011-06-30 4.99
2011-03-31 3.85
2010-12-31 0.84
2010-09-30 -1.02
2010-06-30 -4.17
2010-03-31 -3.33
2009-12-31 -6.13
2009-09-30 -2.23
2009-06-30 -1.22
2009-03-31 -0.32
Sector Industry Market Cap Revenue
Finance REIT - Retail Equity Trusts $1.591B $0.328B
Retail Opportunity Investments Corp. is a corporation that intends to qualify as a REIT for U.S. federal incoming tax purposes and that expects to invest in, acquire, own, lease, reposition and manage a diverse portfolio of necessity-based retail properties. This includes primarily, well located community and neighborhood shopping centers, anchored by national or regional supermarkets and drugstores. The company may also acquire other retail properties, including power centers, regional malls lifestyle centers and single-tenant retail locations that are leased to national, regional and local tenants. In addition, the Company may supplement its direct purchases of retail properties with first mortgages or second mortgages, mezzanine loans, bridge or other loans or debt investments related to retail properties, in each case provided that the underlying real estate meets the Company's criteria for direct investment.
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EPR Properties (EPR) United States $3.199B 8.35
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