Sonida Senior Living Q1 revenue rises, helped by CHP acquisition

Sonida Senior Living

11/05/2026 12:42

Overview

U.S. senior housing operator's Q1 resident revenue rose 36.7%, driven by CHP acquisition

Net loss widened to $41.2 mln, mainly due to merger-related transaction and restructuring costs

Company completed $1.8 bln CHP acquisition, expanding portfolio by 69 senior housing communities

Outlook

Company expects to repay $170 mln Bridge Facility in 2026 via property-level financing

Sonida says future liquidity will depend on operating performance and access to capital markets

Company notes risks from elevated labor costs, interest rates, and potential refinancing challenges

Result Drivers

CHP MERGER - Revenue growth and expense increases were primarily driven by the acquisition of 54 senior housing operating properties from CHP

OCCUPANCY & RENT GAINS - Higher occupancy and average rent rates at existing communities contributed to revenue growth

MERGER-RELATED COSTS - Net loss widened mainly due to higher transaction, transition and restructuring costs from the CHP Merger

Company press release: ID:nBw5fJKWCa

Key Details

Metric
Beat/Miss
Actual
Consensus Estimate
Q1 EPS
-$2.39


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