Farmland Partners Inc. (FPI) is a farmland REIT holding approximately 70,400 acres across multiple U.S. regions, with total assets of $711.7M at March 31, 2026. Under a liquidation lens, the recovery posture is negative, consistent with MFFAIS-reported CLV/LLV/OLV of approximately -$215M. The dominant asset is real estate: land at cost of $555.5M and total real estate at cost of $633.2M, against accumulated depreciation of $27.4M, yielding a net book value of $605.9M. Applying a 60-70% recovery haircut to the real estate book value produces a liquidation range of approximately $363M to $424M on the primary asset. The FPI Loan Program notes receivable ($81.6M gross, $77.6M net after an allowance of $4.0M) are a secondary asset; at a 70-80% haircut appropriate for agricultural mortgage notes under distress, recoverable value is $55M to $65M. Cash of $17.7M recovers at par. Total haircutted asset recovery is approximately $440M to $510M. Against this, total liabilities stand at $248.2M at face, dominated by $232.8M in secured mortgage debt. Net liquidation recovery to equity is therefore approximately $190M to $260M positive on a gross asset basis — however, this range does not reflect the MFFAIS negative CLV figure, which likely incorporates wind-down costs, preferred unit obligations, and OP unit distributions not fully captured in reported GAAP liabilities. Notably, during Q1 2026, FPI redeemed $68.2M of Series A preferred units, which meaningfully reduced subordinated obligations and improved the equity recovery math versus the December 2025 balance sheet. The debt stack was simultaneously refinanced: $80.2M in new secured borrowings were drawn and $9.0M repaid, resulting in a net debt increase of roughly $71M. This refinancing extended maturities but increased total secured debt to $232.8M from approximately $161.6M at year-end 2025 (per prior filing encumbrance schedule), a material increase of roughly $71M QoQ. The provision for credit losses on the FPI Loan Program increased sharply to $1.8M in Q1 2026 versus $69K in Q1 2025, signaling deteriorating credit quality in the loan portfolio, which at $81.6M gross represents a meaningful secondary asset. The MD&A discusses allowance assumption changes but does not separately disclose individual borrower impairments or collateral coverage ratios in XBRL.
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