During the last trade session, SunPower Corporation (NASDAQ:$SPWR) stock dropped to $71, a decrease of -1.11%, catching the attention of some investors. The trading volume came short of the 3.19 million average trading volume, coming in at 1.89 million shares changing hands during the intra-day trade. The company has a market cap of $986.26 million with 138.91 million shares outstanding.
The stock has had an overall negative performance across recent periods. It traded -2.61% down over 1 week, -24.63% over 1 month, -20.22% over the past 6 months, and -19.86% over the past year. However, the year-to-date performance had a 7.41% positive outlook.
The company’s trailing 12-month operating margin is at -18.4%. Its 12-month net profit margin is at -21.8%.
In regards to valuation ratios, the company has a 5 year PEG of 0 and a trailing 12 month P/E of 0. The company has a forward P/E ratio of 887.5 for the next fiscal year. The price to free cash flow is 42.15 over the trailing 12 months. It also sports a beta of 3.14, indicating it is 214% more volatile than the standard.
We can also take a look at several important indicators over the past 12 months. The Return on Equity currently sits at -56.4%. The Return on Assets sits at -11.9%, indicating the company is not profitable based on its assets. The Return on Investment, a measure of how efficient the company is at capitalizing on invested income, currently sits at -14.4%.
The company also has a current quick ratio of 14 and a quick ratio of 1 for the most recent quarter. Their debt to equity ratio is 2.8 for the last quarter. Long-term debt to equity currently sits at 2.22 for the last quarter.
Finally, we can take a look at growth ratios. The company currently has a quarterly growth estimate of -157.4%, but shows some potential growth for the next quarter, with estimates at 103.1%. The company is forecasted to grow -134.8% during the current year, while it is expected to grow 100.9% for the next year. The company grew 45.16% over the past five years but is predicted to shrink -310.7% in the next five years.
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