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Power REIT reported the results of a shareholder vote: each of the four trustee nominees was elected to a one-year term. The filing lists vote tallies for three named trustees—Patrick R. Haynes, III received 1,348,270 votes for, William S. Susman received 1,325,140 votes for, and Dionisio D’Aguilar received 1,349,125 votes for—with additional vote counts shown in the filing including shares withheld or against and a repeated figure of 666,148 (appearing in each row). The submission includes unchecked boxes for specified communication rules and is signed by David H. Lesser in his officer capacities.
Power REIT (PW) Q2-25 10-Q highlights
- Revenue: $506.8k, -2% YoY; 1H-25 $992.6k, -6% YoY.
- Net income: Q2 profit $320.9k (vs. -$19.1m loss); 1H loss narrows to -$1.09m (vs. -$21.2m).
- Drivers: $1.09m non-cash gain from settling the defaulted Greenhouse Loan via deeds-in-lieu of foreclosure offset lower rent and continued property expenses.
- Impairments: $13.6k in Q2 vs. $17.4m prior year; major greenhouse write-offs were recorded in 2024.
- Balance sheet (6/30/25): Assets $27.9m (-40%), Equity $5.95m (-12%), Cash $1.48m (-33% YTD). Long-term debt $20.9m; Greenhouse Loan fully extinguished.
- Liquidity: 1H operating cash outflow $0.68m; only $1.48m cash on hand. Company expects to rely on asset sales, re-leasing, and potential capital raises; ability to use Form S-3 limited until public float >$75m.
- Dividends: No Series A preferred dividends declared; undeclared arrears $0.97/sh.
- Concentration: Two tenants (Norfolk Southern 51%, Regulus Solar 44%) supplied 95% of 1H revenue; CEA portfolio largely non-performing and held for sale ($6.4m book value).
- Going concern: Management cites recurring losses, cash burn and limited liquidity but believes current plans should fund operations 12 months.
Outlook: Focus on disposing non-core greenhouses, stabilizing cash flow from core rail and solar assets, and selective capital raising while monitoring tenant credit and liquidity.
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