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Duxton Farms · DBF.AX

Broadacre cropping / livestock / vineyards · Filing

Acres
44,800
Book / acre
AUD 2,714
Market cap (USD)
$43M
EV / acre (USD)
$2,691

Sector KPIsestimate

Planted area
12,500 ha
Owned / leased
10,800 / 1,700 ha
Production
145,000 MT_grain
Realized price
AUD 410.00
Water rights
70,000 ML
Bio assets
AUD 95M

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 (AUD M)FMV (AUD M)Note
Land / property122197Per-property breakdown below
Biological assets95IAS 41 fair value — standing crops / livestock
Tangible total (ex-cash)217292
+ Cash & equivalents11
Tangible total (incl. cash)217293
Reported total assets (BS)235Latest period 2025-06-30

Tangible book

AUD 217M

92% of total assets

Market cap

AUD 61M

28% of tangible book

Enterprise value

AUD 169M

78% of tangible book

Implied fair market analysis

As of 2025-06-30
Aggregate FMV
AUD 197M
Range AUD 161–239M · 44,791 acres
FMV vs. book
-1.1%
Book AUD 199M · FMV AUD 197M
Implied NAV / share
AUD 0.83
Range AUD 0.49–1.22
Live price vs. FMV NAV
-31.5%
Range -53.6% (high) to +15.2% (low)
NOI cross-check (yield-based reasonableness)
FMV-weighted from property mix (5 of 5 properties): typical 6.08.5%
Reported NOI
AUD 5M
Cap rate at comp-based FMV
2.54%
Range 2.093.11%
Verdict
Below typical — comp-based FMV may be aggressive vs yield benchmark

FMV by category

Aggregated from per-property assumptions below
CategoryPropertiesAcresAvg book AUD/acreAvg FMV AUD/acreBook (AUD M)FMV (AUD M)FMV range (AUD M)FMV vs book
Buildings + plant infrastructure178786595+0.5%
NSW Central West cropping116,5002,9092,90048484058-0.3%
Australian dried-grape vineyard11,49122,13322,00033332639-0.6%
Northern Australia broadacre (owned portion)122,8001,3161,20030272234-8.8%
NSW Western Riverina14,0002,5002,5801010812+3.2%
Total544,7914,4434,392199197161239-1.1%

Properties

5-row breakdown calibrated to DBF's FY25 audited balance sheet: Land $121.6M + Buildings $13.7M + Machinery $34.4M + CWIP $30.2M = total PP&E $197.2M. DBF owns 18,138 ha (44,800 acres) of its 180,000 ha managed footprint — 92% of operations are on LEASED land excluded from this NAV file. NSW property values disclosed +10.1% YoY at $158M total.
PropertyCategory / cropAcresAcquiredCost (AUD M)Book (AUD M)AUD/acre bookFMV AUD/acreFMV (AUD M)vs bookComps
Buildings + machinery + CWIP infrastructure
Various Australia
Buildings + plant infrastructure
Buildings + machinery + capital work-in-progress (industrial)
17878,000,000
78,400,000
65,000,00095,000,000
78.4+0.5%
DBF-FY25-AUDITED
Buildings $13.7M + Machinery $34.4M + Capital Work in Progress $30.2M = $78.4M reconciles to total PP&E AUD $197.2M (Land $121.6M + this $78.4M ≈ $200M, slight rounding from balance sheet)
Forbes District NSW (Walla Wallah, Yarranlea, West Plains residual)
Forbes District, NSW (Central West)
NSW Central West cropping
Mixed dryland + irrigated summer crops
16,500482,909
2,900
2,4003,500
47.9-0.3%
DBF-NSW-2025DBF-TIMBERSCOMBE-2024AU-DRYLAND-2025
~6,680 ha Forbes cluster of three remaining properties (post-Timberscombe Nov-2024 sale of 8,432 ha for $70M). Mixed dryland + irrigated summer crops with substantial water entitlements
Vineyards (Euston + Wemen, NSW Sunraysia dried-grape)
NSW Sunraysia (Euston + Wemen)
Australian dried-grape vineyard
Dried-grape vineyards (603 ha under vine, Australia's 2nd-largest grower)
1,4913322,133
22,000
17,60026,400
32.8-0.6%
AU-VINEYARD-2024
603 ha under vine across Euston + Wemen sites; specialty vineyard with dried-grape processing infrastructure. Australia's 2nd-largest dried-grape grower
Northern Territory + Western Australia OWNED portion
Northern Territory + Western Australia
Northern Australia broadacre (owned portion)
Mixed broadacre + grazing (post-2024 strategic shift)
22,800301,316
1,200
9501,500
27.4-8.8%
AU-DRYLAND-2025
Northern Australia owned portion only (~22.8K acres). Vast majority of NT/WA operations is LEASED (165K ha leased not owned) and excluded from NAV. Owned portion at $1,200/acre reflects remoteness discount and recent acquisition basis
Kentucky / Merriment NSW (Cowaribin sold 2024)
NSW Western Riverina
NSW Western Riverina
Dryland cropping
4,000102,500
2,580
2,1003,100
10.3+3.2%
DBF-COWARIBIN-2024AU-DRYLAND-2025
Smaller NSW Riverina dryland properties (Kentucky + Merriment) after Cowaribin disposal Aug-2024 for $6M. Per-acre anchored to $2,580/acre Cowaribin sale price

Comparable land transactions and surveys

7 reference points · all dated within last 24 months
IDDescriptionLocationAcres$ / acreDateSource
DBF-FY25-AUDITEDDBF FY25 balance sheet (year ended 30 June 2025): Total assets AUD $266.14M, Total liabilities $123.41M, Shareholders' equity $142.73M, Tangible Book Value per share $1.03. PP&E breakdown: Land $121.6M + Buildings $13.7M + Machinery $34.4M + CWIP $30.2M = $197.2MDBF full balance sheet44,800$2,715Jun 2025DBF FY25 Annual Report (year ended 30 June 2025)
DBF-NSW-2025DBF NSW property fair value disclosed +10.1% YoY uplift to AUD $158M total (NSW land + water + structural assets) per FY25 announcement. Independent valuation completed June 2025DBF NSW portfolio$7,600Jun 2025DBF FY25 valuation announcement
AU-DRYLAND-2025Australian dryland broadacre H1 2025 — $1,500-3,500 AUD/acre depending on rainfall + infrastructureNSW + WA + NT dryland$2,200Apr 2025LAWD + Elders Rural dryland 2025 reports
DBF-NSW-DISPOSAL-2025DBF NSW properties sold for AUD $11.1M in 2025 (multiple smaller properties)Various NSW$3,000Jan 2025Duxton Farms NSW disposals 2025
DBF-TIMBERSCOMBE-2024DBF Timberscombe (8,432 ha at West Wyalong NSW) sold November 2024 for AUD $70M = ~$8,300/ha = ~$3,360/acre to Canadian pension fundNSW West Wyalong20,835$3,360Nov 2024Duxton Farms Timberscombe sale 2024
AU-VINEYARD-2024Australian premium vineyard transactions — $20-30K AUD/acre for established Sunraysia dried-grape with infrastructureNSW Sunraysia + Victoria$22,000Sep 2024Australian Wine Industry land report 2024
DBF-COWARIBIN-2024DBF Cowaribin (940 ha NSW Riverina) sold Aug-2024 for AUD $6M = ~$6,400/ha = ~$2,580/acreNSW Western Riverina2,323$2,580Aug 2024Duxton Farms Cowaribin disposition 2024
Methodology

Duxton Farms (formerly Duxton Broadacre Farms) is a small ASX-listed agricultural fund in active strategic transition. Critical structural fact: DBF MANAGES 180,000 ha across NSW + NT + VIC + WA but only OWNS 18,138 ha (44,800 acres) — 92% of operations are on LEASED land that doesn't appear on balance sheet for NAV purposes. CRITICAL CHANGES vs prior version of this file: • Total owned acres reduced from 64K (mixed owned + leased) to 44.8K (owned only) — prior version included substantial leased NT/WA area • Cowaribin row reduced to reflect Aug-2024 disposal (940 ha sold for $6M) • Forbes row reduced to reflect Nov-2024 Timberscombe disposal (8,432 ha for $70M to Canadian pension fund) • NT/WA reduced from 38K acres to 22.8K acres OWNED portion • Added Buildings + machinery + CWIP industrial row to reconcile total PP&E to $197.2M • Per-acre values adjusted upward to anchor to $121.6M total Land per FY25 balance sheet PRIMARY FMV ANCHOR: DBF FY25 audited balance sheet (year ended 30 June 2025): Land at fair value: $121.6M Buildings: $13.7M Machinery: $34.4M Capital work in progress: $30.2M Total Property, Plant & Equipment: $197.2M Total Assets: $266.1M Total Liabilities: $123.4M Total Equity: $142.7M NTA per share: AUD $1.03 +10.1% YoY uplift in NSW independent valuation announced FY25 — total NSW land/water/structural assets valued at $158M. DISPOSAL TRACK RECORD (provides per-acre validation): - Timberscombe (8,432 ha NSW West Wyalong): sold Nov-2024 for $70M = $3,360/acre to Canadian pension fund - Cowaribin (940 ha NSW Riverina): sold Aug-2024 for $6M = $2,580/acre - Various NSW properties: sold 2025 for $11.1M These real transactions confirm per-acre marks in $2,500-3,500 range for NSW broadacre (consistent with my $2,580-2,900/acre rows). VINEYARDS: Euston + Wemen Sunraysia dried-grape sites (603 ha = 1,491 acres planted) — Australia's 2nd-largest dried-grape grower. Specialty crop premium at $22K/acre. FY25 PERFORMANCE: Loss-making year due to drought + weak grain prices. Land FMV is structurally less volatile than earnings — the 10.1% NSW uplift demonstrates land appreciation despite operational headwinds. Cap rate ranges 5.0-9.0% reflect dryland broadacre + vineyard going-concern yields. NT/WA wider range reflects remoteness + recent acquisition timing.