10-Q quarterly report · filed Oct 30, 2025

Ventas (VTR) Q3 2025 10-Q Quarterly Report

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Ventas (VTR) filed its Q3 2025 10-Q quarterly report on Oct 30, 2025 for the quarter ended Sep 30, 2025. Quarterly revenue was $1.5B (up 20.4% year over year) with net income of $66M.

Q3 2025 key financials · XBRL

Revenue
$1.5B
+20.4% YoY · +4.8% QoQ
Net income
$66M
+243.2% YoY · −3.2% QoQ
EPS (diluted)
$0.15
+200.0% YoY · +0.0% QoQ

Source: XBRL data from the Ventas (VTR) Q3 2025 10-Q on SEC EDGAR. USD.

Ventas Q3 2025 10-Q analysis

AI summary of MD&A and risk factor updates

Management Discussion & Analysis

  • Revenue $615M Q3 2025, up 19.8% YoY from $513M; 9-month revenue $1.77B, up 15.7% from $1.53B
  • Operating margin (NOI/Revenue) approx. 48.1% Q3 2025 vs 41.7% Q3 2024 in SHOP segment; total NOI Q3 $615M vs $513M YoY
  • Best performer: SHOP segment NOI up 41.3% YoY Q3 to $302M; Worst: OM&R segment modest 2.5% NOI growth to $148M Q3
  • Cash flow: Operating cash flow increased 22.9% YoY to $1.18B (9 months); cash & equivalents down 79.2% to $243M end of Q3
  • Outlook: Increased liquidity to $4.1B, expanded $3.5B credit facility; focus on acquisitions in senior housing; watch for inflation, interest rate impacts, and lease expirations in NNN segment

Risk Factors

  • No new risk factors added this quarter since 10-K for fiscal 2024
  • Carried-forward liquidity risk: ability to meet debt obligations may be impacted by market conditions or operational performance
  • Regulatory risk: ongoing compliance with SEC reporting and disclosure requirements remains critical to avoid enforcement actions
  • Market risk: sensitivity to changes in real estate market dynamics impacts rental income and property valuations
  • Operational risk: dependence on effective property management and tenant retention for near-term cash flow stability

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