NewLake Q2 Revenue Drops 6.5% on Vacancies; Credit Facility Extended to 2029

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NewLake Capital Partners' Q2 revenue fell 6.5% to $12.1M as three vacant properties dragged results, but the company extended its credit facility to 2029 and maintained its dividend.

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• Revenue Decline on Vacancies

  Q2 2026 revenue fell 6.5% YoY to $12.1M, driven by three vacant cultivation facilities in Massachusetts, Nevada, and Pennsylvania that previously generated ~$1.1M in quarterly rent.

• Credit Facility Extended

  On August 5, 2026, the $90M revolving credit facility was amended to extend maturity to May 2029, with a new interest rate floor of 6.25% and revised unused line fees.

• Tenant Credit Risk Managed

  Cannabist, in CCAA restructuring, remains current on rent across four properties; NewLake holds $481.6K in security deposits. No impairment taken on any properties.

• Dividend Maintained

  Quarterly dividend held at $0.43/share ($1.72 annualized), supported by AFFO of $10.3M in Q2, though payout ratio is elevated relative to declining net income.

auto_awesomeAnalysis · NLCP · Real Estate & Construction

NewLake Capital Partners reported Q2 revenue of $12.1 million, down 6.5% year-over-year, as three vacant cultivation properties continue to weigh on results. Net income fell to $5.9 million from $7.3 million a year ago. The company extended its $90 million revolving credit facility by two years to 2029, providing liquidity runway despite tenant credit stress — Cannabist is in restructuring but remains current on rent. No impairment was taken on vacant or at-risk properties. The cannabis REIT is navigating a tough operating environment while maintaining its $0.43 quarterly dividend.