Stock Pulse
VICI Properties exhibited strong Q1 2025 performance with 11.7% stock growth, outpacing the S&P 500 [4]. The company secured a new $2.5 billion credit facility and a $300 million mezzanine loan for One Beverly Hills development [4]. VICI refinanced existing debt with a $1.3 billion notes offering, extending its debt maturity profile [6], [11], [13], although at slightly higher interest rates [6]. Despite a Q4 2024 net income decline due to accounting adjustments [3], VICI maintained its $0.4325 quarterly dividend, representing a 5.82% yield [3], [5] and further demonstrating its commitment to income-seeking investors [1], [2]. VICI's diversified portfolio maintains 100% occupancy with long-term leases and increasing exposure to inflation-linked rent escalators [1], [7].