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TY-P

Tri-Continental Corporation PFD $2.50

NYSE: TY-P · OTHER · OTHER

$44.14
+0.00% today

Updated 2026-06-04

Market cap
$2.47B
P/E ratio
P/S ratio
EPS (TTM)
$—
Dividend yield
3.41%
52W range
$41 – $45
Volume
0.0M

Tri-Continental Corporation PFD $2.50 (TY-P) Financial statements

SEC filings — annual and quarterly data.

Balance sheet — annual

Item20062007200820092010201120122013201420152016201720182019202020212022202320242025
Total assets$2.70B$2.47B$1.00B$1.18B$1.18B$1.22B$1.23B$1.48B$1.56B$1.43B$1.52B$1.68B$1.47B$1.71B$1.78B$2.05B$1.62B$1.75B$1.91B$1.99B
Cash & equivalents$872023.00$207105.00$206670.00$123907.00$186222.00
Current assets$4.60M$90.10M$84.90M$1.20M$1.10M$4.90M$6.00M$16.34M$16.05M$13.19M$22.52M$9.79M$12.70M$8.90M$10.13M$8.39M$9.94M$18.03M$10.92M$12.97M
Total liabilities$4.12M$60.91M$70.88M$195.70M$82.80M$99.40M$4.90M$5.77M$8.38M$5.12M$14.49M$2.22M$5.23M$2.19M$2.00M$3.11M$1.78M$4.42M$4.31M$2.44M
Current liabilities$3.50M$60.40M$2.70M$194.00M$82.80M$99.40M$4.90M$5.77M$8.38M$5.12M$13.08M$470463.00$4.06M$2.19M$1.09M$2.12M$1.18M$4.00M$3.76M
Long-term debt
Shareholder equity$2.69B$2.41B$931.54M$984.00M$1.10B$1.12B$1.22B$1.47B$1.55B$1.42B$1.51B$1.68B$1.47B$1.70B$1.78B$2.04B$1.61B$1.75B$1.90B$1.98B
Retained earnings$4.37M$-39691.00$-34447.00$-797.80M$-800.00M$-689.10M$-600.30M$-223.68M$-125.55M$-208.04M$2.50M$-1.47M$-39.71M$197.60M$307.60M$499.18M$85.45M$269.92M$417.23M$467.84M
Accounts receivable$3.86M$90.12M$84.95M$1.20M$1.10M$4.90M$6.00M$16.09M$15.96M$13.09M$22.52M$9.79M$12.82M$8.90M$9.81M$8.32M$9.75M$17.84M$10.74M$12.79M
Inventory$1.00
Goodwill

Frequently asked questions

How profitable is TY-P?

In its most recent fiscal year, TY-P ran a gross margin of 96.00%, an operating margin of 124.29%, and a net margin of 124.29%. Margins this high mean most of each extra dollar of revenue drops through to profit, which is the signature of real pricing power.

Is TY-P's balance sheet healthy?

TY-P holds $186222.00 in cash and equivalents against — in long-term debt, on $1.98B of shareholder equity. That debt is best read against the cash flow the business throws off each year.