Dynex Capital reported strong first-quarter results, driven by its investment strategy and team. The company generated a 7.2% total economic return for common shareholders and raised $128 million in common equity. The company also redeemed the remaining shares of Series B Preferred Stock.
Total economic return to common shareholders was 7.2%, including $0.39 in dividends and a $0.99 increase in book value per share.
Comprehensive income was $1.76 per common share, and net income was $4.20 per common share.
Core net operating income (non-GAAP) was $0.46 per common share.
Leverage, including TBA dollar roll positions, increased to 6.9x shareholders' equity.
The company anticipates continued volatility in the macroeconomic environment, which will demand ongoing active management of mortgage portfolios. Dynex believes its track record demonstrates that it can thrive and deliver returns across wide-ranging investment environments.
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