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CoreCivic, Inc. Common Stock
21.5 3 USD
-0.28%
Secteur: Industriels
Base: USD
Devise de Profit: USD
Range quotidien
21.16
21.54
Range Annuel
15.73
23.18
Changement quotidien
-0.28%
Changement Mensuel
+5.44%
Evolution sur 6 mois
+19.48%
Changement Annuel
-1.51%
Clôture Précédente
21.5 9
Open
21.2 4
Low
21.1 6
High
21.5 4
Volume
169
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Financials

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Trimestriel Annuel
  • Market Capitalization 2.13 B
  • Employee 14 K
  • Founded 1983
  • CEO Damon T. Hininger
  • Website www.corecivic.com
  • Headquarter Maryland, United States
  • FIGI BBG000BJSJT2
  • Industry Services de Sécurité et de Protection
Chiffre d'affaires total
Résultat net
Bénéfice par action de base (BPA de base)
Dette totale
Flux de trésorerie disponible
Trésorerie et équivalents de trésorerie
ratio cours/bénéfice
17.69
ratio cours/chiffre d'affaires
0.92
Dividende par action
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Rendement du dividende (%)
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CoreCivic, Inc. Common Stock

CoreCivic, Inc. is an American private prison operator and one of the largest for-profit prison, jail and detention contractors in the United States. It has been the target of divestment campaigns, FBI investigations and lawsuits alleging civil rights violations and forced labor at some of its owned or operated 70 state and federal correctional and detention facilities in the U.S. As of 2024, the company based in Brentwood, Tennessee, was the second largest private corrections company in the United States and the nation's largest owner of partnership correctional, detention, and residential reentry facilities. In 2025, CoreCivic expected to make $300 million in new ICE contracts under a Trump administration plan to incarcerate 100,000 immigrant detainees. The company's reported revenue in 2024 was $2 billion, with a net income of $68.9 million. Previously known as the Corrections Corporation of America, the company rebranded itself as CoreCivic in 2016. The company said the decision was based on a need to diversify its portfolio, though the rebranding occurred amid controversies over the for-profit prison industry.

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