How did the company’s balance sheet look (cash, debt, leverage ratios) after the quarter? | SVC (Aug 06, 2025) | Candlesense
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How did the company’s balance sheet look (cash, debt, leverage ratios) after the quarter?

Answer

The press release you quoted only announces that Service Properties Trust (NASDAQ: SVC) has posted its second‑quarter 2025 results and that a conference call will be held on August 6, 2025. It does not include any balance‑sheet figures—such as cash balances, total debt, or leverage ratios—within the text of the release itself.

Where to find the balance‑sheet details

  1. Quarterly Results page – The release points readers to the “Quarterly Results” section of SVC’s investor site:

    https://www.svcreit.com/investors/financial-information/default.aspx.

    The PDF of the Q2 2025 earnings release (or the accompanying “Management Discussion & Analysis”) typically contains a condensed balance sheet with cash, debt, and the leverage ratio (net debt to EBITDA, debt‑to‑equity, etc.).

  2. SEC filing (Form 10‑Q) – Public REITs file a Form 10‑Q for each quarterly period. The filing includes a complete balance sheet and footnotes that break out:

    • Cash and cash equivalents (usually listed under “Cash and cash equivalents” or “Cash”)
    • Total debt (including senior notes, term loans, and any revolving credit facilities)
    • Leverage ratios – most REITs disclose net debt‑to‑EBITDA (or net debt‑to‑distributable cash flow) and sometimes a debt‑to‑equity ratio.

  3. Conference call materials – The call scheduled for August 6, 2025 may be accompanied by a slide deck or supplemental financial tables that repeat the balance‑sheet highlights.

What to do next

  • Download the Q2 2025 earnings release from the Quarterly Results page. Look for a “Balance Sheet” or “Condensed Financial Statements” table.
  • Search the SEC’s EDGAR database for “Service Properties Trust” and filter for Form 10‑Q filed in early August 2025. The “Consolidated Balance Sheets” section will list cash, total debt, and the leverage ratio.
  • Listen to or read the transcript of the August 6 conference call (often posted after the call). Management usually reiterates key balance‑sheet metrics when discussing liquidity and capital structure.

Bottom line

Based solely on the excerpt you provided, we cannot supply the specific cash, debt, or leverage‑ratio numbers for Service Properties Trust after the quarter. Those details are available in the full earnings release, the SEC Form 10‑Q filing, or the conference‑call materials linked from the company’s investor website. Accessing those documents will give you the precise balance‑sheet figures you’re looking for.

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