Alico (ALCO) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
13 Jan, 2026Strategic transformation and business overview
Transitioning from traditional citrus operations to a diversified land management and development strategy, with ~25% of land targeted for development and ~75% retained for agriculture.
Focus on maximizing land value through a “Plan for Every Acre,” prioritizing high-value development and conservation opportunities.
Largest asset is approximately 49,000 acres across 29 locations in 7 Florida counties.
Emphasis on responsible land management, conservation, and community involvement, including significant land donations and partnerships.
Leadership team with proven execution capability and a strong track record in capital returns.
Development portfolio and value potential
Estimated total portfolio value of $650M–$750M, with $335M–$380M in near-term development potential (5,500 acres) and $140M–$170M in long-term development (7,100 acres).
Major near-term projects include Corkscrew Grove (Collier County, ~4,660 acres), Bonnet Lake (Highlands County, ~610 acres), Saddlebag Grove (Polk County, ~240 acres), and Plant World (Hendry County, ~80 acres).
Corkscrew Grove Villages planned as two mixed-use communities with ~4,500 homes each, commercial and civic space, and over 6,000 acres dedicated to conservation.
Bonnet Lake and Saddlebag Grove projects focus on residential master-planned communities, while Plant World targets mixed-use development.
Ongoing engagement with agencies and stakeholders to secure entitlements and ensure sustainable, integrated development.
Financial performance and capital management
Fiscal 2025 adjusted EBITDA of $22.5M and land sales of $23.8M, both exceeding guidance.
Ended fiscal 2025 with $38.1M in cash and reduced net debt to $47.4M, providing flexibility to fund operations through 2027.
Returned $198M in capital since 2015, including $96M since 2021, with consistent dividends since 1974 and a $50M stock buyback program approved in 2025.
Attractive valuation compared to peers and a strong foundation for future growth.
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