Franklin Universal Trust (FT)
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Key facts about Franklin Universal Trust
- Net worth
- Franklin Universal Trust has a market value (market cap) of $187M at the latest share price. A company's "net worth" usually means this market value or the shareholders' equity on its balance sheet.
What Franklin Universal Trust does
Its shares trade on NYSE under the ticker FT.
Earnings: every quarter and the next report date
Latest SEC filings
What Franklin Universal Trust has filed recently, newest first. Each links to the original document on SEC EDGAR.
- November 9, 2026Form N-CEN filing N-CEN
- October 27, 2026Form N-CSR filing N-CSR
- October 27, 2026Form NPORT-P filing NPORT-P
- October 1, 2026Form 40-17F2 filing 40-17F2
- August 21, 2026Form N-PX filing N-PX
- July 27, 2026Form NPORT-P filing NPORT-P
- April 30, 2026Form N-CSRS filing N-CSRS
- April 23, 2026Form NPORT-P filing NPORT-P
- March 25, 2026Form 40-17F2 filing 40-17F2
- January 27, 2026Form NPORT-P filing NPORT-P
Questions about FT
What does Franklin Universal Trust do?
Franklin Universal Trust is a company in the Finance sector, listed on NYSE as FT. Its shares trade on NYSE under the ticker FT.
What is Franklin Universal Trust's net worth?
Franklin Universal Trust has a market value (market cap) of $187M at the latest share price. A company's "net worth" usually means this market value or the shareholders' equity on its balance sheet.
When did Franklin Universal Trust last report?
Its newest filing of any kind is the form N-CEN filing from November 9, 2026.
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