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Medical Properties Trust said it will issue $2.4 billion of new notes to refinance debt, including redemption of some senior notes due 2026 and 2027 and a private exchange of about $1.5 billion of unsecured notes. The company plans 9.25% senior secured notes due 2032, cutting principal debt by about $123 million to $9.5 billion. Shares fell over 13% to $4.08. Q2 loss narrowed to $0.01/share; revenue rose to $259.3 million.

Medical Properties Trust (NYSE: MPT) reported Q2 2026 results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. It announced a private offering of about $2.4B secured notes to repay debt, including 2026 notes and about 50% of 2027 notes. MPT also expects about $172M cash from asset sales in Q3, received about $100M from Infracore SA IPO plus $35M later, posted a per-share net loss of $0.01 and NFFO of $0.15, and paid a $0.09 dividend.

Medical Properties Trust (MPT) closed Friday at $4.70, up 2.17%. The article cites consensus for Q2 FFO of $0.15 and revenue of $253.28 million. Q1 normalized FFO was $82.2 million, with operating cash flow of -$14 million. It discusses a stated 7.7% dividend yield, interest expense of $133.3 million, and MPT’s Infracore SA liquidity plan ahead of results Monday.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed a bill allowing the state to take the shuttered Norwood Hospital property by eminent domain if Medical Properties Trust (MPT) does not sell by Nov. 1. The law pressures MPT to reach a deal with a nonprofit operator to rebuild, citing delays tied to Steward Health Care’s bankruptcy. MPT says it invested over $350 million.

Massachusetts lawmakers advanced a bill to allow the state to use eminent domain to seize Norwood Hospital’s 11-acre site from Medical Properties Trust (MPT), an Alabama REIT, to restore public access to healthcare. The process would start Nov. 1 with state valuation and bids from nonprofit operators. MPT said it finished much of the build; talks with Mass General Brigham previously failed.

Medical Properties Trust (NYSE: MPT) said Infracore SA, in which MPT holds a 70% non-controlling interest, is expected to list on the SIX Swiss Exchange on July 9, 2026 under ticker INFRAC. The CHF 54 offer price is about 5% above MPT’s pro rata carrying value. MPT expects about $150 million in cash receipts, including ~CHF 50 million from share sales and ~CHF 74 million for loan repayment and the 2025 dividend.

A watchdog group, Private Equity Stakeholder Project (PESP), says private equity-backed joint ventures with nonprofit healthcare providers pose risks to patients, payers and employees. PESP’s report cites 500+ such ventures and says 488 hospitals (8.5% of private hospitals) are owned by private equity. It references IRS rules and case studies including Steward’s bankruptcy and CMS scrutiny of Wilson Medical Center.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge, Justice Barbara Young, dismissed Montrose Property Holdings Ltd.’s bid to reopen the Cowichan Tribes’ Aboriginal title case, calling it an abuse of process and saying issues were already decided. The Cowichan title trial ended in Nov. 2023; reasons were delivered Aug. 2025. Montrose has 30 days to decide on an appeal.

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Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC has launched an investigation into Medical Properties Trust, Inc. (MPT) on behalf of investors. The investigation follows a significant drop in MPT's stock price after the company issued legal notices to its third-largest tenant, Healthcare Systems of America (HSA), which accounts for 8% of its total assets, amid reports of financial mismanagement within HSA. Investors who purchased MPT securities are encouraged to contact the law firm to learn more and potentially assist with the investigation.