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The buyback reduces high-coupon preferred obligations, potentially lowering future dividend cash outlays and modestly improving leverage and NAV metrics; if further buybacks occur, per-share metrics could improve further.
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National Healthcare Properties announced the final results of cash offers to buy back 14.5% of Series A and 16.6% of Series B preferred shares at $22.50 per share, totaling about $25.3 million. The buybacks reduce outstanding preferred stock and fixed dividend obligations while tying up cash for potential uses. Management signaled possible further repurchases under its program, contingent on cash and timing.
NHP completed concurrent offers to repurchase Series A and B preferred stock at $22.50.
Acceptances: 556,454 Series A and 566,229 Series B tendered.
Aggregate purchase price approximately $25.3 million, paid in cash.
Repurchases represent about 14.5% of Series A and 16.6% of Series B outstanding.
Company may repurchase more shares under its program; timing depends on cash availability.
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