Farmland Partners Sells 303 Acres to Solar Power Company, Achieves 132% Gain
Farmland Partners Inc. (NYSE: FPI) has sold approximately 303 acres of farmland in North Carolina to a solar developer for
- Realized a net gain of nearly $2.3 million from the farmland sale.
- Achieved a 132% return on the sale, benefiting shareholders.
- Continued commitment to renewable energy by collaborating with solar developers.
- None.
The parcel was part of a 944-acre farm that FPI acquired in 2015. It will continue to rent the remaining farmland to a local farmer.
“This sale is great news for our shareholders because of the more than 2X gain we achieved,” said FPI Chairman and CEO
FPI also leases land to renewable energy producers. Its portfolio includes five solar and three wind projects, which collectively have the capacity to generate more than 110 megawatts of electricity.
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