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$ 60.22MOperating Expenses
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$ 30.27Close
$ 27.69 - $ 38.9 52-Week Range
Ticker Information
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BPRNCompany Name
PRINCETON BANCORP INCSector
Financial ServicesIndustry
Banks - RegionalExchange
NASDAQPRINCETON BANCORP INC - Operating Expenses Chart Analysis (TTM)
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BPRN - Op. Exp. Historical data
| Date | Operating Expenses |
|---|---|
| 6/30/2025 | $ 60.22M |
| 3/31/2025 | $ 58.72M |
| 12/31/2024 | $ 56.76M |
| 9/30/2024 | $ 54.94M |
| 6/30/2024 | $ 44.95M |
| 3/31/2024 | $ 50.76M |
| 12/31/2023 | $ 48.69M |
| 12/31/2022 | $ 38.49M |
Key Performance Insights, Last 5 Years
- PRINCETON BANCORP INC's latest trailing twelve months (TTM) Op. Exp. stands at $ 38.49M.
- Over the past 5 years, PRINCETON BANCORP INC's average Op. Exp. has been $ 51.69M.
- The median Op. Exp. for PRINCETON BANCORP INC during this period was $ 52.85M
- PRINCETON BANCORP INC reached its highest Op. Exp. over the past 5 years at $ 60.22M.
- The lowest Op. Exp. recorded by PRINCETON BANCORP INC in the same timeframe $ 38.49M
PRINCETON BANCORP INC's Op. Exp. vs. competitors
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Op. Exp. Benchmarks
Similar metrics to Op. Exp.:
- Open - [Price] The price from the first transaction of a trading session. Adjusted for stock splits and stock dividends, not adjusted for cash dividends and spinoffs.
- Operating Margin - [Calculation] A company’s operating income [OpInc] as a percentage of [Revenue]. The operating margin measures how much profit a company produces for each dollar of revenue generated, after paying for variable costs such as wages and raw materials.
- Operating Income - [Income Statement] Operating income (income from operations) represents the gross profit [GP] less operating expenses [OpEx]. Operating income doesn’t include interest expenses [IntExp], tax expenses [TaxExp] and other Non-Operating items.
- Capital Expenditures to Operating Cash Flow - [Calculation] The CapEx to Operating Cash Flow ratio, measures how much of a company’s operating cash flow is reinvested into productive [Assets]. It is capital expenditures [CapEx] divided by net operating cash flow [NCFO].
Definition of Operating Expenses
[Income Statement] Operating expenses are costs like [SGnA] and [RnD] incurred during regular operations. These costs can either be fixed or variable, and are dependend on the type of business. Common examples are rent, insurance, marketing, and payroll, it excludes cost of revenue [CoR].BPRN - Operating Expenses, Last 5 years
$ 38.49M
Minimum
Dec 31, 2022
$ 60.22M
Maximum
Jun 30, 2025
$ 51.69M
Average
$ 52.85M
Median
Op. Exp. Benchmark AnalysisMarket
The chart above depicts the distribution of Op. Exp. for companies in the Total Stock Market. The average Op. Exp. of the companies is $ 232.76M with a standard deviation of $ 271.51M.
The following table provides additional summary stats:
Op. Exp. in the Market:
| filtered constituents | 3.46K |
|---|---|
| min | $ -391.56M |
| max | $ 1.16B |
| average | $ 232.76M |
| median | $ 120.55M |
| std | $ 271.51M |