• Chatham Lodging Trust highlighted sustained RevPAR outperformance versus the industry, citing FY 2024 RevPAR up 2.8% versus 1.8% for the industry, FY 2025 RevPAR down 0.1% versus -0.3%, and Q1 2026 RevPAR up 1%.
• Hotel EBITDA margin was 35% in FY 2025, described as the highest among lodging REITs, with margins up 140 bps in Q1 2026.
• A six-hotel acquisition closed on 3/3/26 for $92 million at an implied 10% cap rate, expected to add about $0.10 to annual run-rate FFO per share.
• Business-travel recovery in Silicon Valley and Bellevue was flagged as a key earnings lever, with the five Residence Inns generating $22.85 million of LTM EBITDA versus $35.02 million in 2019; recapturing 50%-100% of the shortfall was framed as adding $6 million-$12 million of EBITDA and $0.12-$0.24 per share of FFO.
• Balance-sheet metrics showed 49,080 total shares and units, a $10.06 stock price as of 5/18/26, enterprise value of $1.04 billion, and $229 million of liquidity at 3/31/26.

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