100% Contractual Rent Collected
Collected 100% of contractual rent throughout 2025, demonstrating strong tenant cash collection and resilience of the master-lease model.
Revenue Growth
2025 revenue of $155,000,000, up $37,900,000 or 32.4% versus 2024, driven by acquisitions and the Landmark-to-Kentucky master lease retenanting.
AFFO and Adjusted EBITDA Expansion
2025 AFFO was $72,500,000, a 29.8% increase versus 2024 (13.3% CAGR). Adjusted EBITDA was $125,300,000, up 38.2% versus 2024 (13.5% CAGR).
Net Income and EPS Improvement
Year-to-date net income of $33,300,000 or $0.60 per share compared to $26,500,000 or $0.57 per share in 2024, reflecting improved profitability despite higher non-cash and financing costs.
Asset Base Expansion
Total assets reached $885,000,000, an increase of $97,900,000 or 12.4% vs 12/31/2024, supported by $112,000,000 of acquisitions in 2025 and lease retenanting activity.
Strategic Acquisitions and Portfolio Growth
Entered Kansas with acquisition of six facilities (354 beds) for $24,000,000 and retenanted 10 Kentucky properties with Hill Valley (new base rent $23,300,000/year with 2.5% annual increases; initial 10-year term + extensions).
Successful Capital Markets Execution
Issued 312,000,000 shekel (~$89.5M) Series B unsecured bonds on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange at a fixed 6.7%, marking the company's sixth series issuance since founding.
Portfolio Scale and Quality Metrics
Portfolio of 143 facilities across 10 states with 16,602 licensed beds; weighted-average lease term 7.2 years; EBITDARM rent coverage 2.07 and EBITDAR coverage ~1.6, indicating strong operator coverage.
Dividend and Payout Discipline
Dividend of $0.16/share (4.9% yield) with AFFO payout ~46–47%, enabling retained cash (~$40M referenced) for debt paydown and accretive acquisitions while maintaining a conservative payout ratio.
Healthy Acquisition Pipeline and Valuation Discipline
Acquisition pipeline approximately $250,000,000 and a stated disciplined underwriting threshold (10% cap at acquisition, 1.25 coverage underwriting), emphasizing accretive growth focus.