Two Harbors Investment Corp. Stock News

Two Harbors Investment said it was lowering its quarterly dividend to 39 cents a share from 45 cents.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)---- $two #TWO--TWO Announces Second Quarter 2025 Common and Preferred Stock Dividends.

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Two Harbors Investment is a mREIT focused on agency mortgage-backed securities and mortgage servicing rights. The company's preferred dividends remain well-covered by both recurring income and common shareholders' equity. The Series A and B preferred shares are a Buy thanks to more attractive yields by July 2027 and a significant par value discount.

Two Harbors' new TWOD baby bond offers a 9.375% yield but carries below single-B credit risk. Two Harbors has underperformed both its sector and the S&P 500, raising concerns despite recent management changes and analysts' optimism. Interest coverage for TWOD is currently decent, but sector and fixed-income comparisons suggest better alternatives exist from healthier companies.