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NEW CANAAN, Conn., June 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NewLake Capital Partners, Inc. (OTCQX: NLCP) (“NewLake or “the Company”), a leading provider of real estate capital to state-licensed cannabis operators, today announced that management will participate in the following June 2026 conferences.
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The cannabis sector continues attracting investors in 2026. However, many traders now prefer cannabis REITs over traditional marijuana stocks. These companies offer exposure to the industry while also generating income through dividends. Additionally, cannabis REITs typically exhibit lower volatility than many cannabis operators.
NewLake Capital Partners remains a Strong Buy, offering a compelling margin of safety and robust dividend yield of ~12%. NLCP's virtually debt-free balance sheet and prudent management position it for growth, despite recent vacancies and industry-specific risks. Catalysts include cannabis rescheduling, potential major exchange listing, and long-term leases with rent escalators as the industry is expanding.
NewLake Capital offers a compelling 12% dividend yield, supported by a net lease structure and a net cash balance sheet. Recent regulatory changes, notably the rescheduling of medical cannabis, provide a visible catalyst for tenant profitability and stock re-rating. NLCP's risk is mitigated by its strong balance sheet, with minimal leverage compared to typical REIT peers, offsetting tenant and sector concentration.
NewLake Capital Partners, Inc. (NLCP) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript
First Quarter 2026 Revenue Totaled $12.3 Million First Quarter 2026 Net Income Attributable to Common Stockholders Totaled $5.8 Million, Funds from Operations Totaled $9.7 Million, and Adjusted Funds from Operations Totaled $10.1 Million Conference Call and Webcast Scheduled for May 8, 2026 , at 11 a.m. Eastern Time NEW CANAAN, Conn.
The cannabis sector continues to shift in 2026. Regulatory changes remain a major catalyst. In particular, federal reform discussions are once again gaining attention. If progress happens, operators could see stronger margins. As a result, cannabis REITs may benefit from improved tenant health.
NEW CANAAN, Conn., May 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NewLake Capital Partners, Inc. (OTCQX: NLCP) (“NewLake or “the Company”), a leading provider of real estate capital to state-licensed cannabis operators, today announced that President and Chief Executive Officer, Anthony Coniglio, will participate in the following May 2026 investor conferences.
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The cannabis sector continues evolving in 2026, and REITs are gaining attention again. These companies offer exposure without directly selling cannabis. Instead, they generate income through leasing and financing properties. As a result, they often provide strong dividend yields for investors. Meanwhile, industry growth remains a key long-term catalyst.
NewLake Capital Partners offers high-yield REIT exposure to the cannabis sector, currently yielding over 12% with a healthy 84% payout ratio. NLCP trades at a significant discount (~0.75x book, 7x AFFO) due to OTCQX listing and regulatory overhang, providing a margin of safety. Regulatory reclassification of cannabis could double NLCP's valuation (to 15x AFFO), enable NYSE listing, and compress yields to ~8%.
NewLake Capital Partners, Inc. (NLCP) offers defensiveness and a 12% dividend yield, outperforming MSOS over the past three years. MSOS, an ETF heavily concentrated in top cannabis stocks, remains exposed to industry-wide oversupply, margin pressure, and bankruptcy risk. NLCP's low debt, resilient rent collections, and ability to replace tenants provide downside protection absent in MSOS.
NLCP has significantly underperformed since my initial bullish stance, with the stock price down over 26%. Despite collecting dividends, NLCP's total return remains negative at 9%, failing to offset capital losses. I maintained a bullish outlook and invested several times, but kept NLCP as a small portfolio position.
NewLake Capital offers a double-digit dividend yield, underpinned by a net cash balance sheet that reduces downside and liquidity risk. Rescheduling cannabis to Schedule III could significantly improve tenant credit quality and drive a re-rating of NLCP's valuation and yield. Despite tenant distress and sector volatility, NLCP's low leverage and long lease terms provide resilience and time to await regulatory catalysts.
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NewLake Capital Partners (NLCP) offers a nearly 12% yield and stands out as a stable cannabis REIT. NLCP boasts a 91% occupancy rate, 52% net profit margin, minimal debt, and a steadily rising dividend since its 2021 IPO. NLCP's dividend safety and consistency outshine peers and it has a history of dividend increases.
The U.S. cannabis industry continues to expand despite regulatory uncertainty. However, ancillary companies remain critical to its long-term growth. These businesses provide real estate and financing solutions to operators. As a result, they avoid direct plant-touching risks. Moreover, they benefit from strong demand for capital and infrastructure. Therefore, investors often view them as more stable exposure plays. In April 2026, real estate investment trusts stand out. They generate income through leases and lending activities. Additionally, they offer attractive dividend yields.
NewLake's dividend yield at its current share price is above 11.5%. The company, despite its high dividend yield, has an adjusted funds from operations payout ratio of 85%.
The cannabis sector continues evolving as new catalysts reshape long-term growth expectations. Federal rescheduling discussions remain a major driver for the industry. In fact, potential policy changes could significantly improve profitability for operators.
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NewLake Capital Partners is reiterated as a Strong Buy, driven by robust AFFO, prudent management, and a nearly debt-free balance sheet. NLCP offers a sustainable double-digit dividend yield with an ~82.5% payout ratio, underpinned by resilient financials and long-term leases. Recent cannabis rescheduling and federal policy shifts present major catalysts for the industry, enhancing tenant stability and long-term industry prospects for NLCP.
Federal cannabis rescheduling, tax relief from 280E elimination, potential banking reform, and hemp loophole closure are well poised to improve the cannabis industry's fundamentals. NewLake Capital Partners' AFFO payout ratio of 82%–85% and net debt to adj. EBITDA ratios of
