Freddie Mac narrowly avoided requiring a cash infusion from the Treasury in the first quarter of 2016, posting a loss of $200 million that was just short of what would have precipitated a draw from the Treasury.

The mortgage company, which has remained in the government’s management since late 2008, reported Tuesday that its net worth dropped to $1 billion as a result of its first-quarter losses. Under the terms of the government’s takeover, the Treasury would have stepped in to provide capital if Freddie’s net worth had dropped into negative territory.