SLC Agrícola (SLCE3) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
7 Apr, 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 837,000 ha planted for 2025/26, with only 3.4% irrigated.
Standardized, replicable farm model enhances operational efficiency.
Crop portfolio is diversified: 51% soybean, 23% cotton, 19% corn, 12% cattle, and seeds, with flexibility to adapt to market conditions.
Asset-light strategy: 65% of planted area in 2025/26 comes from leasing and joint ventures.
Market and crop year outlook
Planted area expected to grow 13.8% in 2025/26, with increases in soybean (+12.5%), cotton (+7.4%), and corn (+28.2%).
Yield improvements forecasted across all major crops for 2025/26.
Significant hedge positions secured for 2025/26 and 2026/27 crop years.
Market conditions influenced by global supply/demand, weather (El Niño/La Niña), and input costs.
Mergers, acquisitions, and land strategy
Major acquisitions include Sierentz (100k ha, USD 129M), Paladino (39,987 ha, 34% discount), and Unai (7,835 ha, 50% discount).
Mitsui minority stake acquired for R$103M, adding 27k ha.
Strategic partnership with FIPS for irrigation and land monetization, with R$1.033B invested and 28k ha to be irrigated.
Monetization of land at market price and long-term agricultural partnership agreements.
Latest events from SLC Agrícola
- 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 - 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 - Net income rose 123% in Q1 2025 as margins expanded and asset-light growth accelerated.SLCE3
Q1 202519 Nov 2025 - Record revenue and EBITDA, strong yields, and a major land monetization partnership in 9M25.SLCE3
Q3 20257 Nov 2025