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Firm Capital Apartment REIT Provides Strategic Review Update, Q4/2025 and 2025 Results

Firm Capital’s FY 2025 turnaround fuels cash‑rich exit plan, boosting unitholder value

Executive Summary
  • The April 7 2026 release provides FY 2025 results: net income turns positive at $0.71 M (vs. a $0.15 M loss in FY 2024).
  • AFFO improves to $0.92 M for the year, up from an $0.08 M loss in 2024, indicating robust cash‑flow generation.
  • Four of six wholly owned assets have been sold for ≈ $71.6 M gross proceeds; net proceeds (~$28 M) were used to repay debt and fund a seller‑financed Florida loan now yielding 15% (vs. 9% floor).
  • The board reiterates the strategic review: either liquidate all holdings and return cash, or liquidate then redeploy into a new platform—no further U.S. growth under the current model.
  • NAV per unit stands at $5.64 (CAD 7.73), reflecting disposition costs.
Material Impact
  • Positive earnings reversal: Turning to profitability after two years of losses is a material shift for a cash‑flow‑sensitive REIT.
  • Asset sales & debt reduction: $28 M net proceeds cut leverage, lowering financing risk and improving balance‑sheet resilience.
  • Higher‑yield seller financing: The 15% return on the Florida loan adds an unexpected income stream, enhancing AFFO.
  • Strategic review clarity: Explicit guidance that the Trust will exit current assets removes uncertainty, which markets typically price positively for REITs heading toward liquidation or redeployment.
  • Compared with the November 2025 update (which was already material‑positive), this release confirms execution of the plan and delivers stronger cash results, thus materially positive rather than merely routine.
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Company Overview

Firm Capital Apartment REIT (FCA) owns a portfolio of multifamily apartment assets in the United States, primarily held outright or via joint ventures. The flagship strategy has been acquisition‑hold‑sell of value‑add properties; recent strategic review signals an exit from this model.

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