Service Properties Trust reported a net loss of $(0.73) per common share for Q1 2022. The company's Adjusted EBITDAre increased to $90.1 million. SVC amended its revolving credit facility and extended the maturity to January 2023. The company also made progress on its hotel disposition plan.
Hotel operating trends began to improve in mid-February as the impact of the Omicron variant subsided and bookings increased at urban and select service hotels.
Comparable RevPAR improved as the first quarter progressed from 37.3% below 2019 levels in January 2022 to 25.7% below 2019 levels in March 2022.
Net lease portfolio continues to provide steady cash flow driven by a diverse mix of tenants and industries.
Since December 2021, SVC has either closed or are under purchase and sale agreements for 64 hotels for an aggregate sales price of $539.3 million.
SVC expects to benefit further from a rebound in business travel in the coming quarters, particularly at its full service hotels as urban centers continue to reopen.
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