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Medical Properties Trust

MPT

Capitalización de mercado USD 1798 M

3.01 USD

-0.10

3.22%

Al cierre Actualizado 16 oct, 4:00 p.m. EDT

Antes de la apertura del mercado

Después del cierre del mercado

3.04

+0.03

1%

1 día

-3.22%

5 días

-3.83%

1 mes

-11.21%

3 meses

-37.55%

6 meses

-42.12%

En lo que va del año

-40.75%

1 año

-42.78%

5 años

-85.41%

10 años

-79.26%

Acerca de: Medical Properties Trust Inc acquires and develops net-leased healthcare facilities. Its investments in healthcare real estate, other loans, and any investments in tenants are considered a single reportable segment. Its business strategy is to acquire and develop healthcare facilities and lease the facilities to healthcare operating companies under long-term net leases, which require the tenant to bear of the costs associated with the property. The group's geographic areas are the United States, the United Kingdom, and All other countries.

Empleados: 121

Bienes raíces REIT de centros de salud

Noticias

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Sentimiento 3 meses

Positivo 24%

Neutral 48%

Negativo 28%

MPT Named to Modern Healthcare's Best Places to Work 2026 and Newsweek's America's Greenest Companies 2027

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Medical Properties Trust, Inc. (the “Company” or “MPT”) (NYSE: MPT) today announced that, for the sixth consecutive year, it was named one of Modern Healthcare's Best Places to Work in healthcare and, for the second time, one of America's Greenest Companies by Newsweek and Plant-A Insights Group. “Continuing to be recognized by Modern Healthcare and Newsweek is a tremendous honor,” said Edward K. Aldag, Jr., MPT's Chairman, President, and CEO. “While these rec.

MPT Named to Modern Healthcare's Best Places to Work 2026 and Newsweek's America's Greenest Companies 2027

Medical Properties Trust: Refinancing Bought Time, Not Change (Rating Downgrade)

Medical Properties Trust is downgraded to a sell due to persistent tenant issues, high leverage, and unsustainable dividend risk. MPT's recent $2.4B refinancing extends maturities but raises interest costs to 9.25%, squeezing already thin earnings and coverage ratios. A dividend yield of 10.3% appears attractive, but cash-adjusted FFO and asset sales suggest the payout is not well-supported and risk remains elevated.

Medical Properties Trust: Refinancing Bought Time, Not Change (Rating Downgrade)

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2 Top Dividend Powerhouses To Buy On The Dip For Retirees

Medical Properties Trust: A $680 Million Reality Check

Medical Properties Trust demonstrates real-world asset value with $680 million in Q3 cash proceeds from hospital and Infracore sales. Recent hospital sales achieved 60–72% gains over original investments, supporting MPT's ability to monetize assets above book value. Proceeds are earmarked for debt reduction, improving leverage and partially offsetting FFO/AFFO headwinds from higher refinancing rates.

Medical Properties Trust: A $680 Million Reality Check

What next for Medical Properties Trust stock amid asset sales?

Medical Properties Trust stock continued its strong downward this week, reaching its lowest level since January 13 last year. MPT dropped to $3.40, down by over 32% this year and by 83% in the last five years.

What next for Medical Properties Trust stock amid asset sales?

MPT Completes the Sale of Two Hospitals for $371 Million in Cash

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Medical Properties Trust, Inc. (the “Company” or “MPT”) (NYSE: MPT) today announced the sale of the real estate of Idaho Falls Community Hospital and Mountain View Hospital to affiliates of Intermountain Health, an investment grade not-for-profit health system, for $413 million (the “Transaction”), a 6.9% capitalization rate. The Transaction provides $371 million in cash proceeds to the Company with the remaining $42 million distributed to certain minority rea.

MPT Completes the Sale of Two Hospitals for $371 Million in Cash

Medical Properties Trust: Recent Debt Exchange Doesn't Fix Fundamental Issues

Medical Properties Trust remains fundamentally challenged, with high debt, rising funding costs, and persistent cash burn undermining sustainability. Recent distressed debt exchange refinanced $2.4 billion, easing short-term liquidity but pushing a $6.3 billion debt wall to 2032 at a 9.25% rate. Interest expenses are set to consume 55-57% of 2027 revenue, with ongoing negative cash flow and unsustainable dividends funded by additional debt.

Medical Properties Trust: Recent Debt Exchange Doesn't Fix Fundamental Issues

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Medical Properties Trust: Refinancing Hit Flips Risk Reward, Upgrade To 'Cautious Buy'

Medical Properties Trust is upgraded to a cautious, speculative Buy as refinancing risk is materially reduced without equity issuance. MPW trades at ~0.48x book value, with recent asset sales above carrying value and a significantly extended debt maturity profile. The rent ramp thesis is supported by embedded lease escalations, with HSA and NOR expected to normalize rent payments to 100% by year-end.

Medical Properties Trust: Refinancing Hit Flips Risk Reward, Upgrade To 'Cautious Buy'

Net Lease REITs: Diversification Or Diworsification?

Essential Properties Realty Trust offers a compelling blend of diversification, income, safety, and growth, with its largest tenant at just 3.1% of base rent. Diversification reduces tenant-specific risk, but quality of tenants, lease coverage, and disciplined capital allocation are critical for durable, repeatable AFFO-per-share growth. Concentrated REITs like PSTL or GLPI may deliver higher yields and faster growth but carry materially higher risk premiums due to tenant or sector concentration.

Net Lease REITs: Diversification Or Diworsification?

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