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Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc. (IVR) Balance Sheet

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The company maintains a vulnerable capital structure with a debt-to-equity ratio of 6.09 and a thin cash position of only $52.6M against $5.3B in total debt.

IVR Balance Sheet

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'25Dec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11Dec'10Dec'09
Total Assets6.27B6.48B5.69B5.28B5.1B8.44B8.63B22.35B17.81B18.66B15.71B16.77B21.23B20.35B18.91B14.77B5.86B853.4M
Asset Growth %20.27%13.85%7.64%3.66%-39.63%-2.19%-61.37%25.45%-4.52%18.79%-6.33%-21.02%4.32%7.59%28.04%151.98%586.95%-
Real Estate & Other Assets-6.03B-3.82M5.16B4.7B4.44B7.33B021.21B-17.42B-18.22B-15.02B-16.1B-17.19B-17.35B1.55M-14.28B-5.63B-806.72M
PP&E (Net)000000000000000000
Investment Securities1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K01000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K
Total Current Assets52.6M198.69M210.88M237.39M303.77M627.11M0273.05M215.72M161.6M518.84M686.53M230.19M278.86M390.88M251.39M86.06M27.56M
Cash & Equivalents52.6M56.04M73.4M76.97M175.53M357.13M392.58M172.51M135.62M88.38M161.79M53.2M164.14M210.61M0197.22M63.55M24.04M
Receivables1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K
Other Current Assets-52.55M114.8M112.03M133.82M103.25M246.19M-409.5M000178.53M316.67M00-390.88M000
Intangible Assets000000000000000000
Total Liabilities5.39B5.68B4.96B4.5B4.29B7.04B7.27B19.41B15.53B16B13.44B14.5B18.59B17.95B16.33B12.85B4.81B643.09M
Total Debt5.34B5.62B4.89B4.46B4.24B7B7.23B1.65B1.65B1.79B2.05B2.04B4.58B2.04B15.72B0080.38M
Net Debt5.29B5.56B4.82B4.38B4.06B6.65B6.84B1.48B1.51B1.7B1.89B1.99B4.42B1.83B15.72B-197.22M-63.55M56.34M
Long-Term Debt00000001.65B1.65B1.79B2.05B2.04B4.58B2.04B00080.38M
Short-Term Borrowings5.34B5.62B4.89B4.46B4.24B7B7.23B000000015.72B000
Capital Lease Obligations000000000000000000
Total Current Liabilities5.34B5.62B4.95B4.5B4.29B7.04B7.26B287.85M300.42M93.58M94.12M91.63M135.64M189.12M15.72B205.49M429.08M598K
Accounts Payable12.53M1.58M34.33M17.08M1.36M1.89M045.56M39.31M20.05M22.6M23.98M32.11M30.8M012.93M2.58M598K
Deferred Revenue000000000000000000
Other Liabilities55.47M59.09M3.7M3.91M4.45M6.49M000004.9M00604.78M000
Total Equity876.35M797.54M730.73M782.66M804.08M1.4B1.37B2.93B2.29B2.66B2.27B2.27B2.64B2.4B2.59B1.92B1.05B210.31M
Equity Growth %7.81%9.14%-6.64%-2.66%-42.65%2.56%-53.37%28.22%-13.93%17.03%0.14%-14.09%9.8%-7.19%35.05%82.47%399.65%-
Shareholders Equity876.35M797.54M730.73M782.66M804.08M1.4B1.37B2.93B2.29B2.63B2.24B2.24B2.61B2.38B2.56B1.89B1.02B180.51M
Minority Interest00000000026.39M28.62M25.87M28.54M27.12M31.42M25.07M31.66M29.8M
Common Stock875K718K617K484K387K330K2.03M1.44M1.11M1.12M1.12M1.14M1.23M1.25M1.16M1.15M499K89K
Additional Paid-in Capital4.34B4.21B4.13B4.01B3.9B3.82B3.39B2.89B2.38B2.38B2.38B2.41B2.53B2.55B2.32B2.3B1B172.38M
Retained Earnings-3.63B-3.58B-3.57B-3.52B-3.41B-2.88B-2.64B-814.48M-882.09M-579.33M-718.3M-771.31M-632.85M-155.96M18.85M-15.07M-8.17M320K
Preferred Stock164.19M165.76M174.28M288.49M298.71M427.97M563.32M563.32M563.32M563.32M285.22M285.22M285.22M135.36M135.36M000
Return on Assets (ROA)1.02%1.67%1.09%-0.31%-5.95%-1.05%-10.81%1.81%-0.39%2.03%1.57%0.59%-1.03%0.81%1.98%2.73%2.93%1.77%
Return on Equity (ROE)7.84%13.26%7.91%-2%-36.53%-6.5%-77.89%13.95%-2.86%14.15%11.21%4.59%-8.53%6.34%14.79%19%15.6%7.18%
Debt / Assets85.14%86.77%86.05%84.38%83.12%82.93%83.73%7.38%9.26%9.61%13.03%12.19%21.57%10.04%83.11%--9.42%
Debt / Equity6.09x7.05x6.70x5.70x5.27x4.99x5.29x0.56x0.72x0.67x0.90x0.90x1.74x0.85x6.07x--0.38x
Net Debt / EBITDA30.80x54.56x15.53x20.57x-----5.07x7.16x17.46x-11.47x46.67x-0.70x-0.66x3.23x
Book Value per Share10.0212.0313.6617.7623.5450.9678.69221.58204.42215.93174.29184.54211.90179.11221.30218.37382.56404.60

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityStrained
Balance SheetVulnerable
Cash FlowDeteriorating
Top Statement Risk

High Leverage Interest Sensitivity

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Metrics are mathematically derived from official filings.

SEC 10-K (2026Q1)

High Leverage Amplifies Market Volatility

According to the provided quarterly data, IVR maintains a debt-to-equity ratio that peaked at 7.05 in 2025Q4, illustrating a reliance on significant leverage that leaves the balance sheet highly susceptible to margin calls and forced asset liquidations during periods of interest rate volatility.

The company's reliance on repurchase agreements to finance its mortgage-backed securities portfolio creates a structural vulnerability where small fluctuations in asset values can lead to significant equity erosion. Investors should monitor the consistency of repo funding costs, as any tightening in credit availability may force the company to deleverage at inopportune times.

Liquidity Buffers Remain Critically Thin

As reported in financial statements, IVR's cash position has remained consistently low, with a 2026Q1 balance of $52.6M against $5.3B in total debt, suggesting that the company lacks a meaningful liquidity cushion to navigate sudden market dislocations or unexpected margin calls on its collateralized borrowings.

The minimal cash-to-debt ratio indicates that the company operates with almost no margin for error, relying entirely on the liquidity of its underlying MBS portfolio to meet obligations. This lack of cash reserves may force management to prioritize asset sales over long-term value preservation during periods of market stress.

Equity Base Subject to Erosion

Based on reported figures, IVR's total equity has experienced significant contraction, falling from $876.4M in 2026Q1 to $709.4M in 2025Q2, which highlights the persistent risk of book value dilution and the difficulty of maintaining a stable capital base in a high-leverage operating environment.

The volatility in equity levels appears to be driven by both realized losses and the impact of fair value accounting on the securities portfolio. This trend suggests that shareholders are exposed to significant capital risk, as the company's ability to maintain book value is inextricably linked to the performance of its interest rate hedging strategy.

Hidden Risks in Derivative Hedging

Data from the last ten quarters indicates that IVR's reliance on derivative instruments to hedge interest rate risk creates a complex balance sheet profile where the timing of gains and losses often fails to align with the underlying mortgage assets, potentially masking true economic exposure.

The divergence between derivative performance and physical asset values may lead to periods where the company appears hedged on paper while remaining exposed to basis risk in practice. Investors should remain cautious, as the effectiveness of these hedges is highly dependent on market conditions that may shift rapidly, rendering historical protection levels obsolete.

IVR — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying IVR stock.

What are the total assets of Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc. (IVR)?

As of 2025, Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc. (IVR) had total assets of $6.48B including $198.7M in current assets.

How much debt does Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc. (IVR) have?

Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc. (IVR) carries total debt of $5.62B. Comparing total debt to cash helps evaluate the company's debt burden and net leverage.

What is the book value or shareholders' equity of Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc.?

Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc. (IVR) has total shareholders' equity (book value) of $797.5M ($12.03 book value per share). Book value represents the net worth of the company belonging to common stock holders.

What is Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc.'s current ratio and liquidity?

Invesco Mortgage Capital Inc. (IVR) reported a current ratio of 0.04x. A current ratio above 1.0x indicates that the company has more current assets than current liabilities, suggesting sufficient short-term liquidity.