Highlights

  • SuRo Capital’s YTD price is up 65.1%, surpassing NASDAQ-100 gains.
  • Q3 profit fell 88% quarter-on-quarter as revenue rose.
  • Institutional ownership eased to 21.3% at the end of Q3.

SuRo Capital (NASDAQ:SSSS) ended November Higher as YTD gains reach 65%.SuRo Capital Corp. closed at USD 9.17 at the end of November. The stock has risen USD 3.61 year-to-date. This reflects a 65.1% increase in 2025. The company outpaced the NASDAQ-100 Index, which gained 20.1% YTD. SuRo Capital’s relative rise of 44.9% puts it among the higher performers on the exchange. It ranked within the top 13% of NASDAQ-listed companies for the year. The firm’s market capitalisation increased by USD 81.3 million to USD 230.4 million.

Short-term momentum also remained active. The stock rose 6.6% in the past month and 8.4% across three months. Volume trends varied, with a peak Volume Index of 1.2 in November. The share traded between USD 8.51 and USD 10.05 over the month.

Dividend Activity

SuRo Capital traded ex-dividend on November 21. The stock has gained 3.1% across the three sessions since that date. The company declared a USD 0.25 per-share dividend. Based on trailing twelve-month payouts of USD 0.50 per share and the latest close, the dividend yield stands at 5.5%.

Institutional Holdings Update

Institutional ownership decreased over the past nine months. Holdings stood at 21.3% of issued capital as of September 30. This compares with 22.6% at the end of 2024. The decline followed reductions earlier in 2025.

Q3 Financial Snapshot

The company reported Q3 net profit of USD 7.4 million. This marked an 88% fall from the previous quarter. Revenue rose to USD 459.3k, up 174.5% sequentially. Cash and cash equivalents increased to USD 54.5 million. Net assets reached USD 231.8 million, up 5.6% from Q2.

The company issued its quarterly release on November 4. It stated:
“Our record second quarter growth was driven by broad recognition of the value created by AI and AI infrastructure companies, and that momentum carried into the third quarter,” said Mark Klein, Chairman.

Weekly Trading Movements

Across November, price swings remained wide. Weekly ranges fluctuated between USD 8.71 and USD 9.93. Several sessions reflected higher or lower relative strength readings, with volatility rising during earnings updates.