FRP (FRPH) investor relations material

Executive summary

• 2025 was a transition year marked by the Altman Industrial/Logistics acquisition, expanding the development pipeline by 1.6 million sq ft and adding key personnel, but net income declined 48% to $3.3M due to $2.5M in acquisition expenses and higher G&A.

• Pro rata NOI for 2025 was $37.9M, down 0.7% year-over-year, but adjusted NOI rose 3% after excluding non-recurring items.

• Management's focus for 2026 is on execution, leasing, and converting embedded value into cash flow, targeting improved occupancy and NOI growth.

• Estimated NAV per share is $37.60–$41.78, expected to exceed $40 in three years, compared to a current share price of $20–$24.

Financial highlights

• NOI reached $37.9M and FFO was $22.1M ($1.16/share) for 2025, with $144M liquidity at year-end.

• Total revenues increased 2.6% to $42.8M, driven by an 11.9% rise in mining royalties and rents, offset by a 2.3% decline in lease revenue.

• Operating profit fell 40% to $7.0M, impacted by acquisition expenses and higher G&A.

• Cash and restricted cash at year-end totaled $105.4M.

• Net income attributable to the company was $3.3M ($0.18/share) vs. $6.4M ($0.34/share) in 2024.

Outlook and guidance

• 2026 is positioned as an investment year, with expected NOI of $37.1M–$37.7M and G&A expenses rising to $15M–$16M as the Altman platform is integrated.

• Management targets occupancy of ~70% by year-end 2026 and stabilization in the low 90% range over 18–24 months.

• Near-term logistics lease-up and stabilization expected to add $3.3M–$3.5M in incremental stabilized NOI in 2026–2029.

• Three industrial assets under development in Florida totaling 762,085 sq ft are expected to contribute $9.3M in NOI at stabilization.

• Multifamily stabilization projects expected to deliver incremental NOI post-2027.