BrasilAgro Companhia Brasileira de Propriedades Agrícolas (AGRO3) Institutional presentation summary
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19 May, 2026Company overview and operations
Operates in acquisition, development, operation, and sale of rural properties for agriculture and livestock, producing soybeans, corn, beans, sugarcane, cotton, and cattle across six Brazilian states, Paraguay, and Bolivia.
Manages a portfolio of 252,796 hectares, with 173,067 hectares cultivated in the 24/25 season and 2.7 million tons produced.
Portfolio includes both owned (27%) and leased (73%) land, with 321,000 hectares acquired and R$1.8 billion invested in acquisition and development.
Sold 156,000 hectares for R$2.8 billion, achieving IRRs between 9% and 56%.
Portfolio currently valued at R$3.1 billion.
Financial performance and results
Net sales revenue for 9M26 was R$639.8 million, down 18% year-over-year; adjusted EBITDA fell 78% to R$42.8 million.
Net income from operations was negative R$76.1 million, with a net income margin of -12%.
Farm sales revenue dropped 97% to R$4.1 million in 9M26.
Adjusted net debt rose to R$209 million, with net debt/EBITDA at 1.82x.
Dividend yield averaged 9.6% over the last five years.
Portfolio and land management
252,425 hectares under management, with 75% of arable area in production and 63% of arable area owned.
Geographically diversified across Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia, with major crops including soybeans, corn, sugarcane, cotton, and pasture.
Land maturity: 66% of production area has been operated for over five years.
Historical portfolio value increased from R$1.3 billion in 17/18 to R$3.6 billion in 24/25.
Latest events from BrasilAgro Companhia Brasileira de Propriedades Agrícolas
- Net income hit R$97.5 million as revenue and margins surged on farm sales and operational strength.AGRO3
Q1 202515 Jul 2026 - Net income rose to R$77.8M on sharply higher revenue, margins, and real estate gains.AGRO3
Q2 202515 Jul 2026 - Net revenue rose 12% to R$1.2B, but net income fell 39% to R$138M amid higher costs.AGRO3
Q4 202515 Jul 2026 - Net profit and EBITDA surged on higher revenue and farm sales, despite rising leverage and input costs.AGRO3
Q3 202515 Jul 2026 - Net loss of R$64.3 million on R$286.6 million revenue, but higher 2025/26 crop output is projected.AGRO3
Q1 202615 Jul 2026 - Net loss of R$61.8 million in 6M26, with strong grains offset by weak sugarcane and higher costs.AGRO3
Q2 202615 Jul 2026 - Net revenue was R$637.3 million, but net loss reached R$76.1 million amid margin pressures.AGRO3
Q3 202615 Jul 2026 - Net income was R$226.9M, EBITDA fell 48%, but real estate gains and cost controls support recovery.AGRO3
Q4 20243 Jul 2026