Business
CoreCivic provides correctional, detention, reentry, and property solutions, with federal customers a significant component.
CoreCivic grew revenue and earnings, but FCF fell sharply as capex rose.
The read at a glance✓ Audited against SEC data
- Business mix — Safety, community, propertiesNote
- Revenue — $2.21B, +12.7%OK
- Net income — $116.50M, +69.2%OK
- FCF — $52.79M, -73.4%Watch
- Buybacks — $228.99MNote
- Altman/Beneish/EQ — Z absent; clean M/EQNote
- Insiders — 0 purchases / 7 salesWatch
Where the revenue comes from
Fiscal 2025, as CoreCivic, Inc. reports it. History and quarterly detail are in the app.
- Safety$2.1B
- Community$122.8M
- Properties$18.7M
Leadership changes
From CoreCivic, Inc.'s own filings, the day they're filed.
- Patrick Swindle · President · appointmenteff. 2026-01-01
- Daren Swenson · President · appointmenteff. 2026-01-01
- Damon T. Hininger · Chief Executive Officer · departureeff. 2026-01-01
Latest filings
- 8-K · Company announcement2026-08-10
- 10-Q · Quarterly report2026-08-06
- 8-K · Company announcement2026-08-05
- 8-K · Company announcement2026-08-05
- 8-K · Company announcement2026-07-13
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- The filings, readable — with what changed vs the prior year highlighted🔒
- Full financial statements, industry-aware, sources cited throughout🔒
- Forensic score history & components — the trend, not one year🔒
- Ownership: insider buys/sells, clusters, activist stakes🔒
- Ana — ask about CoreCivic, Inc., every answer cited to the official filings🔒
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