Headquartered in Dallas, TX Fiscal year ends March NASDAQ: CSWC capitalsouthwest.com
Capital Southwest Corp is a Dallas-based investment firm focusing on middle market companies. It specializes in providing growth capital, financing for acquisitions, refinancing, and equity co-investments, primarily avoiding startups, real estate, and troubled businesses. The firm invests in a variety of sectors including industrial manufacturing, healthcare, business services, and technology, with a preference for non-control investments. Capital Southwest aims to support companies with a strong growth potential, offering financial solutions ranging from $5 to $50 million. Established in 1961, it emphasizes long-term relationships and board participation with its portfolio companies.
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Capital Southwest Corp is a Dallas-based investment firm focusing on middle market companies. It specializes in providing growth capital, financing for acquisitions, refinancing, and equity co-investments, primarily avoiding startups, real estate, and troubled businesses.
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for CSWC is $25.08.
