SLC Agrícola (SLCE3) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
14 May, 2026Business overview and operations
Operates large-scale farms in eight Brazilian Cerrado states, producing cotton, soybean, corn, seeds, and cattle for various industries.
Portfolio includes 26 farms with 830,000 ha planted for the 2025/26 crop year, with 3.5% irrigated area.
Standardized, replicable farm model enhances operational efficiency.
Crop portfolio is diversified: 44% soybean, 32% cotton, 19% corn, 4% seeds, and 4% others by revenue.
Market environment and crop outlook
Soybean prices for May 2026 at $11.99/bu, with global supply and demand forecasts showing moderate growth.
Corn prices for May 2026 at $4.60/bu, with a slight decrease in US planted area and yield.
Cotton prices for June 2026 at 87.77¢/lb, with global supply and demand remaining balanced.
Biofuel demand for soybean and corn ethanol production in Brazil continues to rise, supporting crop demand.
Freight and diesel costs remain significant, impacting logistics and margins.
Crop year 2025/26: Expansion and productivity
Planted area expected to grow 12.8% to 830,000 ha in 2025/26.
Soybean area up 12.5%, cotton up 7%, corn up 26.9% compared to 2024/25.
Yield forecasts: soybean +4.7%, cotton lint 1st crop +12.9%, corn 2nd crop -7.5%.
High hedge coverage for 2025/26: soybean 79.2%, corn 66.6%, cotton 74.3%.
Latest events from SLC Agrícola
- Record soybean yields, but lower revenue and profit, higher debt, and ESG progress in 1Q26.SLCE3
Q1 202615 May 2026 - Net revenue up 23.7% to BRL 8.6B, with record yields and major expansion investments.SLCE3
Q4 202530 Apr 2026 - Strong growth in planted area, asset-light strategy, and ESG leadership drive value creation.SLCE3
Investor presentation15 Apr 2026 - Expanding planted area, strong financials, and ESG leadership drive growth and resilience.SLCE3
Investor presentation7 Apr 2026 - Major land expansion, robust financials, and leading ESG practices drive sustainable growth.SLCE3
Investor presentation31 Mar 2026 - Cotton strength and land expansion offset weak soybeans, with costs per hectare set to fall.SLCE3
Q2 20242 Feb 2026 - Net income fell 51% in 9M24 as planted area expands 11% and costs drop for 2024/25.SLCE3
Q3 202414 Jan 2026 - Revenue and net income fell, but planted area and cotton sales hit records; expansion continues.SLCE3
Q4 20242 Dec 2025 - Record revenue and EBITDA in 1H25, with robust yields and expanded land portfolio.SLCE3
Q2 202523 Nov 2025