Cresud posts record crop year with strong earnings, debt refinanced, 8% dividend
Sep 8, 2026, 9:24 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The report confirms strong year-end earnings, record crop output, and debt relief, supporting near-term upside for Cresud. Positive earnings sentiment often triggers initial share-price appreciation, especially when dividend yield remains attractive and financing costs fall. However, currency risk and cross-border exposure temper enthusiasm.
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Cresud reported FY2026 results with net income of ARS 372,280 million and consolidated gross profit of ARS 538,158 million. The company expanded planted area to 314,000 hectares and achieved record grain output above 1 million tons, led by strong Argentine crops and cattle margins. It also refinanced debt via USD 256 million notes and paid dividends totaling ARS 93,800 million (~8% yield), signaling stronger cash flow and shareholder returns.
FY2026 net income: ARS 372,280 million, up from ARS 299,635 million.
Agribusiness Adjusted EBITDA: ARS 17,812 million; Urban Properties: ARS 291,055 million.
Planted area: 314,000 hectares (+5%); record grain output over 1 million tons.
Dividends: ARS 93,800 million (~8% yield); USD 256 million notes issued.
BrasilAgro weaker in sugarcane; Argentina crops and cattle margins remain strong.
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