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- **Record Q3 Performance**: 20.7% FFO growth, 14.5% NOI growth, and 20.5%-22% senior housing operating portfolio growth.
- **$33B Capital Allocation**: Acquired $14B in senior housing assets, exited outpatient medical business, and retained upside through preferred equity.
- **Welltower 3.0 Strategy**: Operations-first focus with digital transformation, 10-year incentive alignment, and 2.36x net debt/EBITDA.
- **U.K. Expansion**: £5.2B Barchester acquisition positions for long-term growth in aging population.
- **Incentive Alignment**: Management and operators now own Welltower stock; site-level employees receive stock grants tied to performance.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- Reported another record quarter with occupancy, margins, and NOI exceeding expectations. 
- Announced $23 billion in capital allocation activities, including $14 billion in acquisitions and $9 billion in dispositions.
- Transition to Welltower 3.0: Operations-first strategy with focus on senior housing, digital transformation, and incentive alignment across management, operators, and site-level employees.
- Exited outpatient medical property management business to narrow focus on high-growth senior housing.
- Acquired Barchester Senior Living portfolio in the U.K. for £5.2 billion, positioning for long-term growth in aging population.
- Implemented new incentive structure tying management compensation to Welltower stock, with 10-year vesting period.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Q3 2025 normalized FFO of $1.34 per share, up 20.7% YoY.
- Total portfolio same-store NOI growth of 14.5% YoY, driven by senior housing operating portfolio (20.5%-22% growth).
- Senior housing revenue growth of 9.6% YoY, driven by 390 bps occupancy gain and RevPOR growth of 5.1%.
- Medical office sale generated $1.9 billion gain, with $400 million reflected in Q4 net income.
- New executive compensation plan resulted in $1.1 billion upfront noncash charge, with $200 million amortized over 10 years.
- Net debt to EBITDA of 2.36x, lowest in company history.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Capital Allocation Strategy**: Preferred equity structure in medical office sale retains 25% upside while protecting downside. 
- **Incentive Alignment**: Management and operators now own Welltower stock with 5-10 year vesting periods. Site-level employees receive annual grants tied to community performance.
- **Growth Outlook**: Senior housing demand set to accelerate as Baby Boomers age, with limited new supply. 
- **Technology Investment**: Focus on reducing latency in operations, e.g., single-digit minute response times for customer inquiries.
- **Risk Management**: Low leverage balance sheet (2.36x net debt/EBITDA) and focus on operational excellence mitigate risk.
- **U.K. Expansion**: Barchester acquisition adds 170 communities, with 39 newly delivered assets and 90%+ occupancy in mature portfolio.


Welltower Inc. (WELL) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

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