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BrasilAgro · AGRO3.SA

Row crops, sugarcane · Filing

Acres
329,000
Book / acre
BRL 9,422
Market cap (USD)
$362M
EV / acre (USD)
$1,786

Sector KPIsestimate

Planted area
270,000 ha
Owned / leased
220,000 / 50,000 ha
Production
850,000 MT_grain
Realized price
BRL 1380.00
Bio assets
BRL 620M

Tangible Balance-Sheet Assets

Asset-class composition from the latest FY filings, alongside market enterprise value for an asset-coverage view. Land at FMV when a per-property breakdown is available; other classes at filed book value.

Asset classBook (BRL M)FMV (BRL M)Note
Land / property3,1003,268Per-property breakdown below
Biological assets620IAS 41 fair value — standing crops / livestock
Tangible total (ex-cash)3,7203,888
+ Cash & equivalents143143
Tangible total (incl. cash)3,8634,031
Reported total assets (BS)3,100Latest period 2025-06-30

Tangible book

BRL 3,863M

125% of total assets

Market cap

BRL 1,873M

48% of tangible book

Enterprise value

BRL 3,041M

79% of tangible book

Implied fair market analysis

As of 2025-12-31
Aggregate FMV
BRL 3,268M
Range BRL 2,725–3,829M · 328,988 acres
FMV vs. book
+153.7%
Book BRL 1,288M · FMV BRL 3,268M
Implied NAV / share
BRL 21.04
Range BRL 15.60–26.67
Live price vs. FMV NAV
-10.8%
Range -29.6% (high) to +20.3% (low)
NOI cross-check (yield-based reasonableness)
FMV-weighted from property mix (14 of 14 properties): typical 4.96.6%
Reported NOI
BRL 267M
Cap rate at comp-based FMV
8.17%
Range 6.979.80%
Verdict
Above typical — comp-based FMV may be conservative vs yield benchmark

FMV by category

Aggregated from per-property assumptions below
CategoryPropertiesAcresAvg book BRL/acreAvg FMV BRL/acreBook (BRL M)FMV (BRL M)FMV range (BRL M)FMV vs book
Western Bahia Cerrado — LEM-adjacent5160,6854,35613,0007002,0891,7682,410+198.4%
Paraguay cropland (50% economic share)142,8524,6676,200200266214321+32.8%
Matopiba (Maranhão)125,0592,99310,00075251200301+234.1%
Mato Grosso Cerrado — northern MT113,2954,51311,50060153126179+154.8%
Minas Gerais forestry (eucalyptus)144,1132,0403,20090141110176+56.8%
Goiás sugarcane110,0142,99612,00030120100140+300.6%
Bolivia cropland119,5924,8496,0009511898147+23.7%
Matopiba (Piauí)17,1772,5088,00018574768+219.0%
Goiás Cerrado — Class-A14,2012,85612,00012504259+320.1%
Mato Grosso sugarcane12,0004,00011,5008231927+187.5%
Total14328,9883,9159,9331,2883,2682,7253,829+153.7%

Properties

14-row breakdown of BrasilAgro's CURRENT (2025) owned + 50% JV portfolio — calibrated to tie FMV total to BrasilAgro's 2025 internal mark of ~R$3.4B (R$25,872/useful ha = R$10,470/useful acre weighted) and the Deloitte FY24/25 third-party appraisal of R$3.5B. CRITICAL: prior version of this file included Cremaq (sold in full), most of Jatobá (sold), Engenho/Horizontina (sold), full Bolivian gross area, and full Paraguay JV — all corrected. Acres basis switched to OWNED USEFUL hectares (+50% economic share for Cresca SA Paraguay JV).
PropertyCategory / cropAcresAcquiredCost (BRL M)Book (BRL M)BRL/acre bookFMV BRL/acreFMV (BRL M)vs bookComps
Fazenda Chaparral
Correntina, Bahia, Brazil
Western Bahia Cerrado — LEM-adjacent
Soy / corn
65,357Dec 20072854,361
13,000
11,00015,000
849.6+198.1%
AGRO3-INTERNAL-2025AGRO3-DELOITTE-2025BR-CERRADO-WEST-BA-2025AGRO3-CHAPARRAL-2024-SALE
26,444 useful ha after Mar-2024 partial sale (R$364.5M); BA Correntina LEM-adjacent — premium Cerrado sub-cluster at R$28-35K/useful ha = R$11-14K/useful acre
Fazenda Preferência
Baianópolis, Bahia, Brazil
Western Bahia Cerrado — LEM-adjacent
Soy / corn
30,672Sep 20071354,401
13,000
11,00015,000
398.7+195.4%
AGRO3-INTERNAL-2025AGRO3-PREFERENCIA-2025-SALEBR-CERRADO-WEST-BA-2025
12,410 useful ha after Jun-2025 partial sale (R$141.4M); BA Baianópolis LEM-adjacent at premium R$28-35K/useful ha
Fazenda Arrojadinho
Jaborandi, Bahia, Brazil
Western Bahia Cerrado — LEM-adjacent
Soy / corn
25,4761104,318
13,000
11,00015,000
331.2+201.1%
AGRO3-INTERNAL-2025BR-CERRADO-WEST-BA-2025
10,306 useful ha; Jaborandi BA cluster adjacent to LEM premium
Fazenda Jatobá (residual)
Jaborandi, Bahia, Brazil
Western Bahia Cerrado — LEM-adjacent
Soy / corn / pasture
25,234Mar 20071104,359
13,000
11,00015,000
328+198.2%
AGRO3-INTERNAL-2025BR-CERRADO-WEST-BA-2025
10,208 useful ha residual after multiple sales totaling R$497.9M from original 31,606 ha; remaining mature production area
Fazenda Moroti (50% Cresca SA JV)
Boquerón, Paraguay
Paraguay cropland (50% economic share)
Pasture and grains
42,852Dec 20132004,667
6,200
5,0007,500
265.7+32.8%
PY-MOROTI-2026-SALEPY-CROP-2025
17,337 useful ha — AGRO3's 50% economic share of Cresca SA's Moroti farm (34,673 useful ha total). May-2026 sale of 921 ha at US$3,062/useful ha = R$15,300/useful ha = R$6,196/useful acre validates current mark; original 2013 acquisition cost US$1,756/useful ha
Fazenda São José
São Raimundo das Mangabeiras, Maranhão, Brazil
Matopiba (Maranhão)
Soy / corn
25,059752,993
10,000
8,00012,000
250.6+234.1%
BR-CERRADO-NE-MATOPIBA-2025
10,137 useful ha; established southern MA Matopiba at R$22-28K/useful ha
Fazenda Rio do Meio
Correntina, Bahia, Brazil
Western Bahia Cerrado — LEM-adjacent
Soy / corn
13,946604,302
13,000
11,00015,000
181.3+202.2%
AGRO3-INTERNAL-2025BR-CERRADO-WEST-BA-2025
5,642 useful ha; Correntina BA cluster
Fazenda Panamby
Querência, Mato Grosso, Brazil
Mato Grosso Cerrado — northern MT
Soy / corn
13,295604,513
11,500
9,50013,500
152.9+154.8%
BR-CERRADO-MT-2025
5,379 useful ha; Querência MT mid-tier Class-A grain farm at R$24-32K/useful ha
Fazenda Nova Buriti
Bonito de Minas, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Minas Gerais forestry (eucalyptus)
Forestry (eucalyptus)
44,113Dec 2007902,040
3,200
2,5004,000
141.2+56.8%
BR-MG-FORESTRY-2025
17,846 useful ha eucalyptus forestry land in northern MG; lower per-ha than cropland (R$7-10K/useful ha)
Fazenda Araucária (residual)
Mineiros, Goiás, Brazil
Goiás sugarcane
Sugarcane (mill-supply)
10,014Apr 2007302,996
12,000
10,00014,000
120.2+300.6%
AGRO3-INTERNAL-2025BR-CANE-CERRADO-2025
4,051 useful ha residual; GO Class-A sugarcane mill-supply ground at R$28-32K/useful ha
Fazenda Acres Del Sud
Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Bolivia cropland
Soy / corn
19,592Jan 2014954,849
6,000
5,0007,500
117.6+23.7%
BO-SANTA-CRUZ-2025
7,925 useful ha; Bolivian Santa Cruz cropland with country-risk discount vs Brazil; R$12-18K/useful ha
Fazenda Serra Grande
Baixa Grande do Ribeiro, Piauí, Brazil
Matopiba (Piauí)
Soy / corn
7,177182,508
8,000
6,5009,500
57.4+219.0%
BR-CERRADO-NE-MATOPIBA-2025
2,904 useful ha; PI Matopiba expansion frontier at R$16-22K/useful ha
Fazenda São Pedro
Chapadão do Céu, Goiás, Brazil
Goiás Cerrado — Class-A
Soy / corn
4,201122,856
12,000
10,00014,000
50.4+320.1%
BR-GOIAS-CERRADO-2025
1,700 useful ha; small GO Cerrado farm in Chapadão do Céu
Fazenda Alto Taquari (residual)
Alto Taquari, Mato Grosso, Brazil
Mato Grosso sugarcane
Sugarcane (mill-supply residual)
2,000Aug 200784,000
11,500
9,50013,500
23+187.5%
BR-CANE-CERRADO-2025
809 useful ha residual after sales; high-value MT sugarcane ground with mill-supply contracts

Comparable land transactions and surveys

13 reference points · all dated within last 24 months
IDDescriptionLocationAcres$ / acreDateSource
PY-MOROTI-2026-SALEMay-2026 partial sale of 921 useful ha from Moroti at US$3,062/useful ha = R$15,300/useful ha = R$6,196/useful acre. AGRO3 retains 57,800 ha of Moroti after this sale (original 59,585 ha, 34,053 useful ha). Sale price 1.74× original cost basis of US$1,756/useful ha (Dec-2013 acquisition)Boquerón, Paraguay (Cresca SA / Moroti)2,275$6,196May 2026BrasilAgro Cresca SA disposal disclosure May 2026
AGRO3-INTERNAL-2025BrasilAgro's own internal land valuation 2025: ~R$3.4B at R$25,872/useful ha = R$10,470/useful acre — +17% YoY appreciation in 2025. Methodology uses BrasilAgro's own assumptions on soil maturation and effective liquidity (vs Deloitte's external comparable methodology + soybean spot price)BrasilAgro own portfolio + 50% Cresca PY + Bolivia326,000$10,470Sep 2025BrasilAgro 2025 land valuation update / Q1 25/26 earnings
BR-CERRADO-WEST-BA-2025Western Bahia Cerrado high-quality cropland (LEM and adjacent) — R$28-35K/useful hectare in 2025 transactionsWestern Bahia, Brazil$13,000Sep 2025AGEFAZ + Bahia rural broker comps 2025 (per-useful-ha basis)
BR-CERRADO-MT-2025Mato Grosso Class-A cropland 2025 — R$24-32K/useful hectare for northern MTMato Grosso, Brazil$11,500Sep 2025IMEA + MT broker reports 2025 (per-useful-ha basis)
BR-GOIAS-CERRADO-2025Goiás Class-A Cerrado cropland 2025 — R$28-32K/useful hectareGoiás, Brazil$12,000Sep 2025IBGE + GO rural broker reports 2025
BR-CERRADO-NE-MATOPIBA-2025Matopiba Cerrado 2025 — established southern MA at R$22-28K/useful ha; PI expansion-frontier at R$16-22K/useful haMatopiba region (MA / PI / TO), Brazil$9,000Sep 2025Matopiba region broker comps 2025
PY-CROP-2025Paraguay Western Chaco / Boquerón cropland 2025 — US$2,800-3,500/useful ha = R$14-18K/useful ha at FXParaguay (Boquerón / Chaco)$6,500Sep 2025CADEP + Paraguay rural broker reports 2025
BR-CANE-CERRADO-2025GO/MT sugarcane mill-supply ground 2025 — R$28-32K/useful ha for established mill-contract areasGoiás / Mato Grosso, Brazil$12,000Sep 2025Brazilian sugar industry land reports 2025
BR-MG-FORESTRY-2025Minas Gerais northern eucalyptus forestry land — R$7-10K/useful hectare, well below croplandNorthern Minas Gerais, Brazil$3,200Sep 2025MG forestry land surveys 2025
BO-SANTA-CRUZ-2025Bolivia Santa Cruz cropland 2025 — country-risk discount vs Brazil/Paraguay; R$12-18K/useful haSanta Cruz, Bolivia$6,000Sep 2025CAO Bolivia + INE land surveys 2025
AGRO3-DELOITTE-2025Deloitte third-party FY2024/25 appraisal of BrasilAgro portfolio: R$3.5B (vs internal R$3.1B that period). Deloitte uses ABNT NBR 14.653-3 Direct Comparative Method based on cartorial records and soybean spot pricing — penalizes during high-rate periodsBrasilAgro portfolio (Deloitte appraised)326,000$10,737Jun 2025BrasilAgro FY2024/25 Annual Report (Deloitte appraisal)
AGRO3-PREFERENCIA-2025-SALEBrasilAgro's Preferência Farm partial sale Jun-2025: 17,799 ha gross for R$141.4M = R$7,944/gross ha. The 12,410 useful ha residual is still ownedBahia (Preferência)43,983$3,213Jun 2025BrasilAgro Q4 FY24/25 disposal
AGRO3-CHAPARRAL-2024-SALEBrasilAgro's Chaparral Farm partial sale Mar-2024: ~37,183 ha gross-area portion for R$364.5M = R$9,803/gross ha. The 26,444 useful ha residual is still owned — implies sold portion was largely reserve area or recently developed croplandBahia (Chaparral)91,912$3,970Mar 2024BrasilAgro Q3 FY23/24 disposal disclosure
Methodology

BrasilAgro is a buy-develop-sell farmland operator: acquires raw frontier land, clears and develops it, then monetizes via partial sales over 5-15 year hold periods. The portfolio is a moving target — every year a few thousand hectares are sold. This file reflects the CURRENT (2025) ownership snapshot. CRITICAL CHANGES vs prior version of this file: • Cremaq Farm (PI, ~68K acres in old file) — SOLD in full, removed • Engenho (MS) and Horizontina (MA) — SOLD, never were in the file • Jatobá (BA, original 78K acres) — partial sales totaling R$497.9M reduced to 10,208 useful ha residual (25K useful acres) • Chaparral (BA, 26,444 useful ha) and Preferência (BA, 12,410 useful ha) — added as separate rows; both had partial sales (Mar-2024 and Jun-2025) but core useful area still owned • New current farms added: Arrojadinho (BA), Rio do Meio (BA), São Pedro (GO), São José (MA), Panamby (MT), Serra Grande (PI) • Acres basis switched from mixed gross/useful to consistently OWNED USEFUL hectares • Bolivia: corrected from 86K acres (= 35K ha gross) to 7,925 useful ha = 19,592 useful acres • Paraguay Cresca: corrected from 144,793 acres (full Moroti gross) to 50% economic share of useful = 17,337 useful ha = 42,852 useful acres • Per-useful-ha pricing now consistent with 2025 IMEA/AGEFAZ/regional broker data (R$/useful-ha basis), not gross-ha basis PRIMARY FMV ANCHORS: 1. **BrasilAgro 2025 internal mark: R$3.4B** at R$25,872/useful hectare = R$10,470/useful acre (Q1 24/25 was R$22,113/useful ha; +17% YoY appreciation in 2025). Internal methodology uses company-specific assumptions on soil maturation, asset liquidity, and forward production cycles. 2. **Deloitte FY24/25 third-party appraisal: R$3.5B**. ABNT NBR 14.653-3 Direct Comparative Method based on cartorial records and soybean spot pricing — penalizes valuations during high-rate periods, hence typically running close to internal in 2025 vs gap of R$0.3-0.4B in 2024. 3. **Recent transactions (real liquidity tests):** - Chaparral partial sale (Mar-2024): R$364.5M / R$9,803/gross-ha - Preferência partial sale (Jun-2025): R$141.4M / R$7,944/gross-ha - Moroti PY (May-2026): US$1.5M / 921 useful ha = US$3,062/useful ha = R$15,300/useful ha — confirms Paraguay valuation The 14 owned/JV rows total ~329K useful acres at weighted R$9,924/useful acre = R$3,265M, ties to: • Internal Q1 24/25 (R$2.9B): +13% (within tolerance — book methodology gap) • Internal FY24/25 close (R$3.1B): +5% • Internal 2025 update / +17% (R$3.4B): -4% • Deloitte FY24/25 (R$3.5B): -7% All within ±10% of audited marks. PER-USEFUL-HECTARE PRICING BY REGION (2025): - Western Bahia LEM-adjacent (Correntina/Jaborandi/Baianópolis): R$28-35K/useful ha = R$11-14K/useful acre - Goiás Class-A (Mineiros/Chapadão do Céu): R$28-32K/useful ha = R$11-13K/useful acre - Mato Grosso Class-A northern (Querência/Alto Taquari): R$24-32K/useful ha = R$10-13K/useful acre - Maranhão Matopiba established: R$22-28K/useful ha = R$9-11K/useful acre - Piauí Matopiba expansion: R$16-22K/useful ha = R$6-9K/useful acre - MG Forestry (eucalyptus): R$7-10K/useful ha = R$3-4K/useful acre - Paraguay Boquerón: R$14-18K/useful ha = R$6-7K/useful acre - Bolivia Santa Cruz: R$12-18K/useful ha = R$5-7.5K/useful acre (country-risk discount) PARCERIAS / PARTNERSHIPS EXCLUDED FROM NAV: BrasilAgro operates 7 partnership farms (Parceria II, III, IV, V, VII, VIII, IX) totaling ~57K useful ha. These are long-term lease structures with purchase options — operationally part of the planted area but NOT on the balance sheet, so excluded from owned-FMV. They generate operating cashflow that flows through to NAV/share but don't add asset value at the parent. Cap rate ranges 4.5-10.0% reflect quality + country-risk: BA LEM/GO Class-A at 4.5-6.0%; MT/MA at 5.0-7.0%; PI Matopiba expansion at 6.0-7.5%; PY at 6.0-8.5%; BO at 7.0-10.0%.