Bishop Capital Corporation (BPCP)
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Bishop Capital Corporation Profile
| Real Estate Management & Development Industry | Real Estate Sector | Robert E. Thrailkill CEO | OTC PINK Exchange | 09141T206 CUSIP |
| US Country | 7,185 Employees | 14 Oct 2024 Last Dividend | 29 Mar 2006 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Overview
Bishop Capital Corporation is actively engaged in the real estate development and sales sector within the United States. With a focus on the Colorado region, the company has successfully owned and managed a diverse portfolio of real estate properties, including a significant apartment complex and various land parcels designated for development. Initially established as Bishop Cable Communications Corporation in 1983, the enterprise underwent a strategic rebranding to Bishop Capital Corporation in 1995, marking a pivotal shift in its operational focus. Headquartered in Riverton, Wyoming, Bishop Capital has expanded its investment interests to include royalty interests in natural gas properties, showcasing a broadened scope of business endeavors beyond its primary real estate operations.
Products and Services
- 328 Unit Apartment Complex in Colorado Springs, Colorado:
This flagship property underscores Bishop Capital’s dedication to providing high-quality residential living spaces. Located in a prime area, this apartment complex caters to a broad demographic, offering a variety of accommodations to meet diverse resident needs.
- Land Holdings in Colorado:
Bishop Capital possesses a dynamic portfolio of land, comprising approximately 2 acres of developed and 16 acres of undeveloped terrain. These holdings present substantial opportunities for future development projects, including residential and commercial spaces.
- The Crossing at Palmer Park:
Encompassing a 16-acre parcel, The Crossing at Palmer Park represents one of the company’s ambitious development projects. This venture aims to transform the undeveloped land into a thriving residential or commercial hub, contributing to the local community's growth and prosperity.
- Creekside Center at Galley:
Similarly, the 11-acre parcel known as Creekside Center at Galley is slated for development. This project underscores Bishop Capital’s commitment to leveraging its land assets to create valuable and sustainable properties that enhance the surrounding areas.
- Royalty Interest in Natural Gas Property in Wyoming:
Beyond its real estate ventures, Bishop Capital diversifies its investment portfolio through a royalty interest in a natural gas property located in Wyoming. This interest represents the company's strategic investment in energy resources, offering potential for additional revenue streams.
