Farmland Partners (FPI) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
16 Aug, 2026Portfolio overview
Owns approximately 70,100 acres across 11 states, with over 180 properties and 0% vacancy as of June 30, 2026.
Gross real estate book value exceeds $620 million, with an equity market cap of about $420 million.
Portfolio includes both row crop (90% of acres) and permanent crop farms (10% of acres), diversified across key agricultural regions.
Over 300 properties acquired since IPO in 2014, including an equity method investment in an Opportunity Zone fund.
Market dynamics and investment rationale
Rising global food demand and shrinking supply of farmland drive long-term value.
Farmland offers stable, steady returns with low volatility and low correlation to other asset classes.
Institutional ownership of U.S. farmland remains below 1%, presenting significant growth potential.
Farmland is less exposed to obsolescence and capital expenditure risks compared to traditional real estate.
Financial performance and capital structure
Net income for the six months ended June 30, 2026, was $3.8 million, down 61.8% year-over-year.
Adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) for the same period totaled $3.8 million, up 5.2% year-over-year.
Total debt outstanding as of June 30, 2026, was $224.8 million, with a weighted average cost of debt at 5.2%.
Estimated enterprise value stands at $638.5 million, with 43.9 million fully diluted shares outstanding.
Latest events from Farmland Partners
- Net income fell, but AFFO and NOI rose, with improved guidance and strong liquidity.FPI
Q2 2026 - Net income and AFFO declined, Series A preferred units redeemed, liquidity remains strong.FPI
Q1 2026 - Diversified farmland portfolio delivers stable returns, sustainability, and growth focus.FPI
Investor presentation - AFFO rose 27% and dividend increased 50% despite lower net income and major asset sales.FPI
Q4 2025 - AFFO and guidance rose on asset sales and lower expenses, with a special dividend announced.FPI
Q3 2025 - Q2 2025 returned to profit on asset sales and buybacks, offsetting California impairments.FPI
Q2 2025 - Q2 net loss on lower rental income and severance, but AFFO, cost control, and liquidity improved.FPI
Q2 2024 - Net income up 48.7% and 2025 AFFO guidance raised despite lower operating revenues.FPI
Q1 2025 - Net income and AFFO per share soared as leverage dropped and a special dividend was paid.FPI
Q4 2024