Community Healthcare Trust

Community Healthcare Trust reported AFFO of $0.56 per share for Q2 2026 and revenue of $31.2 million, but missed the consensus EPS of $0.12, reporting $0.06. The board cut the quarterly dividend from $0.48 to $0.33 and will review the payout annually to retain $25–30 million for acquisitions and growth. The stock fell about 14% in after-hours trading to $15.18; management expects occupancy to reach 92% by the end of 2027 through reinvestments and ongoing leasing activity. Remaining risks include interest expense, earnings volatility and execution of the acquisition and disposition plans. » Więcej na de.investing.com

Community Healthcare Trust presents Q1 results: revenue of USD 31.52 million exceeded expectations, but earnings per share of USD 0.07 missed forecasts. The quarterly dividend was increased to USD 0.48, marking the 43rd consecutive raise. The portfolio comprises 198 properties with 321 tenants, while acquisition activity is notably slower and the pipeline stands at around USD 99 million. Conservative balance-sheet metrics and a staggered debt structure provide stability, but rising interest costs are weighing on short-term profitability. » Więcej na de.investing.com

Community Healthcare Trust reported Q1 2026 revenue of $31.52 million (+4.8%), slightly above expectations, while earnings per share of $0.07 missed the $0.10 forecast by 30%. The stock rose in premarket trading and the dividend was raised to $0.48. Management points to strategic acquisitions and rehabilitation projects as growth drivers but expects higher interest expenses in Q2 due to expiring hedges. » Więcej na de.investing.com

Community Healthcare Trust reported Q4 revenue of $30.9M and FFO of $13.3M ($0.49 per share), with AFFO of $14.9M and a quarterly dividend raised to $0.4775 (annualized $1.91). Occupancy rose to 90.6% and weighted average lease term extended to seven years, while three properties are undergoing redevelopment with the largest project due in Q2 2026 and rent expected to start in Q3. Management said a geriatric behavioral hospital tenant paid $200,000 in Q4 and remains under exclusivity with a buyer conducting due diligence on a planned sale of six hospitals, but timing and certainty of closing are unclear. The company completed capital recycling including a sale at a ~7.9% cap rate with an ~$11.5M gain and reinvested via a 1031 exchange into higher‑return assets, and expects further acquisitions funded by dispositions and available credit. » Więcej na finance.yahoo.com