TPG Mortgage Investment Trust To Acquire Cherry Hill For $117.5 Million At 29% Premium
TPG Mortgage Investment Trust (MITT) will acquire Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment Corporation (CHMI) for $117.5 million, a 29% premium. CHMI shareholders will receive 0.3063 MITT shares plus $0.93 in cash per share. The deal, expected to close in Q4 2026, creates a larger residential mortgage REIT with a $9 billion portfolio. MITT shareholders will own 73% of the combined company, with the transaction anticipated to be accretive to earnings within a year.
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Why it matters
The merger creates a larger platform with a $9 billion portfolio, aiming for $7‑9 million annual cost synergies and earnings accretion within a year.
Market read
The announcement is a material M&A event in the REIT space, offering trading opportunities around the spread and potential re‑rating of peers.
What to watch
Potential integration challenges and interest‑rate environment could affect projected efficiencies.
Background
Both companies are residential mortgage REITs listed on the NYSE, with MITT managed by AG REIT Management, an affiliate of TPG.
Ticker impact
MITT announced a definitive agreement to acquire Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment Corp for $117.5 million, creating a $9 billion residential mortgage REIT.
MITT may see a modest price uplift on announcement; CHMI likely to trade down due to cash component.
Deal size is material for the REIT sector and includes cash and stock consideration, indicating a strategic expansion.
Cherry Hill shareholders will receive 0.3063 MITT shares plus $0.93 cash per share in the $117.5 million acquisition.
CHMI shares expected to drop on the news of the merger.
The premium and cash component suggest a takeover premium, but the stock will cease as a standalone entity.
Market effects
Consolidation in the residential mortgage REIT sector may pressure peer valuations.
U.S. mortgage REIT market sees increased concentration.
Limited to U.S. REIT investors; no broader global effect.
Counterpoint
The deal may overpay for Cherry Hill assets, risking dilution for MITT shareholders.
Key entities
- CompanyTPG Mortgage Investment Trust
Acquirer, NYSE: MITT
- CompanyCherry Hill Mortgage Investment Corp
Target, NYSE: CHMI
- AdvisorPiper Sandler
Financial advisor to MITT

