Farmland Partners (FPI) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
23 Apr, 2026Portfolio overview
Owns approximately 71,600 acres across 11 states, with over 188 properties and 0% vacancy as of February 2026.
Gross real estate book value exceeds $640 million, with an equity market cap of about $550 million.
Portfolio includes both row crop and permanent crop farms, with 90% of acres in row crops and 10% in permanent crops by acreage.
Equity method investment in an Opportunity Zone fund with over $58 million in gross real estate book value.
Over 300 properties acquired since IPO in 2014.
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 high Sharpe ratio compared to other asset classes.
U.S. farmland sector is large (~$3.8 trillion) but has low institutional ownership (<1%).
Near-zero vacancy rates and upfront lease payments create reliable cash flows.
Land scarcity is increasing due to alternative uses and water scarcity.
Financial performance and capital structure
2025 net income was $32.2 million, down 47.6% from 2024; AFFO was $17.9 million, up 27%.
Total operating revenues for 2025 were $52.2 million, a 10.4% decrease from 2024.
Total debt outstanding as of December 31, 2025, was $161.6 million, with a weighted average cost of debt of 5.34%.
Equity market capitalization at year-end 2025 was $424.8 million, with an estimated enterprise value of $647.7 million.
Adjusted EBITDAre for 2025 was $30.1 million.
Latest events from Farmland Partners
- Q1 2026 saw lower earnings, higher dividend, preferred redemption, and strong liquidity.FPI
Q1 20261 May 2026 - Annual meeting to vote on directors, auditor, and executive pay, with board support for all.FPI
Proxy Filing17 Mar 2026 - Proxy covers director elections, auditor ratification, compensation, and ESG priorities.FPI
Proxy Filing17 Mar 2026 - AFFO up 27% and dividend raised 50% despite lower net income and major asset sales.FPI
Q4 202519 Feb 2026 - Q2 net loss from lower rental income, but AFFO, cost controls, and liquidity improved.FPI
Q2 20242 Feb 2026 - Asset sales and debt repayment drive improved AFFO, lower interest costs, and a special dividend.FPI
Q3 202417 Jan 2026 - Net income and AFFO per share soared as leverage dropped and a special dividend was paid.FPI
Q4 202423 Dec 2025 - Annual meeting to vote on directors, auditor, executive pay, and expanded equity plan.FPI
Proxy Filing1 Dec 2025 - Definitive proxy materials filed for shareholder voting, with no fee required.FPI
Proxy Filing1 Dec 2025