Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc.

- The company is open to creative capital structures including debt that can convert to equity over time, indicating flexibility in fundraising methods. - They are focused on capital recycling and investing excess cash flow into new opportunities. - No explicit mention of new equity fundraising rounds. - Asset sales, such as the $480 million Communicare portfolio, are part of capital allocation but not a core ongoing strategy. - The company funds loans, e.g., committing up to $26.7 million for Genesis DIP loan advances. - Dividend discussions are expected by year-end as capital redeployment velocity affects payout decisions. - Emphasis is on disciplined capital deployment rather than pursuing aggressive new debt or equity raises at this stage.

- Omega completed $251 million in new investments in Q1 2026, excluding $13 million in CapEx. - New investments include a 9.9% equity interest acquisition in Saber’s operating company. - Total transaction activity for 2026 started strong with $326 million in new investments year-to-date. - Investments span U.S. skilled nursing, U.K. care home, and senior housing RIDEA portfolios. - The company focuses on accretive transactions to grow FAD per share sustainably. - Hiring efforts include building out teams for SHOP RIDEA to improve underwriting, asset management, and sourcing opportunities. - Capital recycling and deployment velocity are key to future growth and dividend considerations. - No major changes to capital allocation strategy, but the company evaluates portfolio for opportunistic asset sales and creative deal structures (e.g., JVs, leases with upside, convertible debt).

- Skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) expected to grow at a high single-digit to low double-digit rate annually, supported by organic growth and new acquisitions (Page 10). - Senior Housing RIDEA (Rental Income Dependent on Earnings Arrangement) platform growth is focused on value-add opportunities with mid-teen IRRs targeted, supported by strong underwriting and operator expertise (Pages 7, 13). - Maplewood portfolio experienced high single-digit rent increases in Q1, with expected ongoing revenue growth tied to escalators and portfolio stability (Page 12). - Pipeline across senior housing, skilled nursing, and care homes remains robust for the next 24 months despite increased competition, with a strategy of selective and creative deal structuring (Page 9). - Growth supported by capital recycling, accretive transactions, and expanded teams for sourcing and asset management (Pages 9, 13).

- First quarter 2026 FAD per share increased 9.5% year-over-year, reflecting strong growth. - Full-year adjusted AFFO guidance raised to a midpoint of $3.22 per share, up $0.02 from prior guidance. - Capital redeployment from $480 million in planned asset sales expected to add approximately $0.03 annual AFFO and FAD accretion. - Growth driven by acquisitions in RIDEA, skilled nursing, senior housing, and U.K. care homes, targeting mid-teens IRRs. - Dividend payout ratio lowered to 82% of AFFO and 86% of FAD, signaling potential dividend growth. - Board likely to discuss dividend increases by year-end 2026 as capital recycling accelerates and portfolio stabilizes. - Outlook expects consistent FAD and AFFO growth via acquisitions, annual escalators, and active portfolio management. - Expected FAD growth tools can sustain growth possibly through early 2027 (Q1 or Q2).

- Transaction activity in 2026 started strong with $326 million in new investments year-to-date (including $13 million in CapEx). - Completed $251 million in new investments in Q1 2026, including $109 million acquisition of 13 assets and 9.9% equity interest in Saber’s operating company. - Active pipeline with ongoing efforts to source off-market deals, especially in the U.K. and U.S., supported by new hires in asset management and accounting. - Robust pipeline projected over the next 24 months across senior housing, skilled nursing, and care homes, despite a competitive market. - Strategic sale of 18 Communicare assets for $480 million underway; 12 Maryland facilities sold, remaining 6 West Virginia facilities expected second quarter. - New investments are a mix of different asset types and sizes, focusing on accretive transactions aligned with sustainable FAD per share growth.