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ET Contents: Prepared Remarks Questions and Answers Call Participants Prepared Remarks: Operator Good morning, everyone, and welcome to the AGNC Investment Corp fourth-quarter 2023 shareholder call. I think the -- I mean, the money manager bid has been clearly the dominant bid for the last year and change. It's interesting.
We also delivered significant capital return to shareholders, raising our dividend by 15% and completing $900 million of share repurchases. However, we also recognize that returning capital to shareholders delivers meaningful value over time. And then, the beginnings of starting to amortize those retentions.
We view our long-term shareholders as partners, we welcome the chance to provide you with an update on how things are going as well as our plans and dreams for the future. We want our shareholders to win as we earn profitable on the capital we use to do this work. As always, we look forward to checking in with you about our results.
As we transition to focus on growth beyond 2026, we continue to manage our RA contracting positions in the 2026 to 2030 time frame, pursuing both value and certainty to drive value for shareholders. And then I did want to ask about the non-recourse debt principal amortization schedule. Chris Sotos -- Director, Investor Relations Sure.
On a year-to-date basis, we have returned approximately $1 billion of cash to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases. Our strong balance sheet provides us with financial flexibility to create shareholder value going forward. The result will be profitable organic growth for PPG and shareholder value for our owners.
Slide 6 of the earnings presentation shows the trend of adjusted product and service gross margins, while Slide 12 reconciles the GAAP gross margin to adjusted gross margins, which excludes intangible amortization expense and other noncash purchase accounting items. Thank you also to our shareholders and customers for your continued support.
Our approach to our portfolio of rights is both strategic and deliberate, focusing on the rights that deliver the highest ROI and allow us to continue to invest, innovate, and deliver the best value for our clients, partners, and shareholders. But as you know, the amortization of those rights is fixed over the lifetime.
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We're optimistic about the opportunities ahead for the company and will continue to execute on our plan to deliver long-term growth and value for shareholders. When I look at your numbers, you bid the numbers mainly on headsets. I would now like to turn the call over to Akash. I'll start with our second fiscal quarter earnings.
s second quarter 2023 shareholder call. Net spread in dollar roll income, excluding catch-up amortization, was $0.67 It gives you a lot of flexibility to do those capital raises at a time when you really believe that there are accretive to your existing shareholders and at a time when you can deploy that capital very quickly.
of revenue, adjusted for the noncash amortization of above- and below-market lease intangibles. Our total debt to enterprise value was approximately 27%, while our fixed charge coverage ratio, which includes principal amortization and the preferred dividend, is in a very healthy position at five times. per share or a 2.9%
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We're confident in our strategy, and our commitment remains steadfast toward sustainable, profitable growth with a disciplined approach to capital allocation to drive shareholder value. This demonstrates our confidence in our business strategy, financial strength, and our ongoing commitment to enhance shareholder value. per share.
As we previewed with you on last quarter, after the acquisition of Moritex in the fourth quarter, we now have a more material level of acquisition costs and amortization of intangible assets. on a reported basis, including $4 million of acquisition costs and intangible asset amortization and cost of sales. Thanks for the question.
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As we look forward, we will continue to execute our business strategy, which, at its core, is based on technology differentiation, a laser focus on performance, and value delivery for our customers and shareholders. We are laser-focused on performance and bid discipline to drive margin expansion. In 2023, we invested over 2.9
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