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‘1 São Paulo, September 3, 2026 – BrasilAgro (B3: AGRO3) (NYSE: LND) announces its consolidated results for the fourth quarter and year ended June 30, 2026 ("4Q26”) and ( “ 2026”). The consolidated information is prepared in accordance with the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PERIOD HEDGE POSITION INPUTS LOCKED IN (as of August 2 0 26) (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Change 2026 2025 Chg. % Revenues from Operations 255.873 228.735 12% 891.652 877.443 2% Revenues from Farm Sales - 111.998 -100% 4.064 241.299 -98% Net Sales Revenue 255.873 340.733 -25% 895.716 1.118.742 -20% Variation in bio. asset fair value. 33.578 22.109 52% 31.006 114.602 -73% Net Revenue¹ 289.451 362.841 -20% 926.722 1.233.344 -25% Adj. EBITDA from Operations 56.556 (111) n.a 97.257 87.235 11% Adj. EBITDA Margin from Oper. (%) 22% 0% 22 p.p. 11% 10% 1 p.p. Adjusted EBITDA² 56.556 72.042 -21% 99.335 267.321 -63% Adjusted EBITDA Margin (%) 20% 20% n.a 11% 22% -11 p.p. Net Income from Operations (13.943) (10.871) 28% (92.087) (42.066) n.a Net Operating Margin (%) -5% -5% n.a -10% -5% -5 p.p. Net Income (13.943) 61.281 n.a (90.009) 138.019 n.a Net Income Margin (%) -5% 17% -22 p.p. -10% 11% -21 p.p. ¹ Net Revenue: Considers the change in fair value of biological assets and agricultural product and Impairment. ² Adjusted EBITDA was calculated by excluding biological assets in progress (sugarcane and grains planted) and adjusted for the harvest’s derivative results and depreciation expenses, including depreciation of fixed assets of the farms, developed areas and permanent crops. Commodity Volume traded Price locked in Soybeans 50.388 t ██░░░░░░░░ 21% US$ 11,86/bu Cotton 680 t ██░░░░░░░░ 17% R$ 70,00/lb Corn 2.000 t ░░░░░░░░░░ 1% R$ 61,50/sc Farm Receivables 12.246 t ██░░░░░░░░ 15% US$ 12,10/bu Exchange Volume traded Price locked in Soybeans USD 20.969 ███░░░░░░░ 27% US$ 5,59 Cotton USD 2.857 ███░░░░░░ 42% US$ 5,92 Farm Receivables USD 6.152 ██░░░░░░░░ 21% US$ 5,54 26/27 Harvest % traded % traded 26/27 Harvest Inputs % locked in MAP (phosphate) 70% KCL (potassium) 71% Nitrogen 78% Defensives 69% Coverage ██████████████░░░ ██████████████░░░ ███████████████░░ █████████████░░░░

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‘2 Due to strong El Niño climate forecasts for the upcoming cycle, whose effects vary across the regions where the Company operates, the 26/27 crop planting plan was defined more selectively, taking into account the conditions expected for each crop and regio n. The estimated total area is 165,208 hectares, 1% below the 25/26 crop. In the crop mix, notable changes include a 70% reduction in first - crop cotton area, the exit from safrinha (second - crop) beans, and a 5% reduction in soybean area. On the other hand, fi rst - crop corn area increases by 22%, while safrinha cotton grows by 36%, mostly in irrigated areas, in addition to a 21% expansion of pasture areas. Part of the first - and second - year areas, still under formation and therefore more exposed to adverse weather conditions, were allocated to cover crops and pasture. The Company also expanded its operational planting capacity, seeking to carry out sowing wi thin the ideal window for each crop and reduce exposure to losses associated with any delays in the agricultural calendar. Thus, the planning for the 26/27 crop prioritizes the composition of the agricultural portfolio and a more selective allocation of areas, rather than the expansion of cultivated area. 26/27 HARVEST ESTIMATES Planted Area (ha) 25/26 Harvest Realized 26/27 Harvest Estimated Chg. (%) Soybean 77.965 74.425 -5% Corn 11.236 13.718 22% Corn - 2nd Crop 14.493 13.892 -4% Beans - 2nd Crop 2.120 - n.a Cotton 2.120 643 -70% Cotton - 2nd Crop 1.448 1.966 36% Ratoon Cane 25.748 27.167 6% Plant Cane 3.935 3.221 -18% Pasture 8.847 10.732 21% Others 19.083 19.444 2% Total 166.995 165.208 -1% Includes leased land, silage corn, sorghum, cover crop planting, and seed production Production by crop (ton) 25/26 Harvest Realized 26/27 Harvest Estimated Chg. (%) Soybean 256.187 259.138 1% Corn 72.734 85.319 17% Corn - 2nd Crop 78.857 96.111 22% Beans - 2nd Crop 2.041 - n.a Cotton 8.972 2.368 -74% Cotton - 2nd Crop 7.602 10.010 32% Total 426.393 452.946 6% Sugarcane Harvest Year Result 2026 Harvest Estimated (Apr/01 to Dec/31) 2026 Harvest Projected (Apr/01 to Dec/31) Chg. (%) Tons harvested 2.176.350 2.151.988 -1% Hectares harvested 27.372 27.223 -1% TCH - Harvest tons per hectares 79,51 79,09 -1%

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‘4 MESSAGE FROM MANAGEMENT We concluded the 2025/2026 crop year with important progress in our agricultural operations, despite an environment still marked by high interest rates and volatility in commodity prices and foreign exchange rates. Operating Net Revenue reached R$891.7 mil lion, up 2% compared to the previous year, while Adjusted EBITDA from Operations totaled R$97.3 million, an 11% increase, with a one - percentage - point expansion in margin. This performance was primarily supported by the improvement in soybean and corn operations. The combination of productivity gains and lower unit costs increased gross margins for these crops to 20% and 21%, respectively. Grain revenue increased by 27%, acc ompanied by a 34% increase in commercialized volumes. These advances partially offset the lower contribution from sugarcane and cotton and reflect the results of the operational efficiency and cost discipline initiatives implemented throughout the crop yea r. Consolidated results, on the other hand, reflected the lower contribution from the real estate segment compared to the previous year and the higher cost of debt in an environment of elevated interest rates. We ended the year with a Net Loss of R$90.0 milli on and Total Adjusted EBITDA of R$99.3 million. The year - over - year difference should also should also take into account the nature of our business model: the monetization of properties occurs selectively and non - linearly across fiscal years, as we identify opportunities that allow for adequate value capture. In the real estate segment, we maintained our active portfolio management strategy. During the year, we sold a portion of Morotí Farm in Paraguay, a transaction with an estimated IRR of 23.2% in Brazilian reais. At the same time, the market value of our po rtfolio reached R$3.34 billion at the end of the crop year, 8.2% above the previous year, reflecting the continued development and appreciation of our assets. For the 2026/2027 crop year, considering the climate outlook associated with El Niño and the expected conditions for each crop and region, we adopted an even more selective approach to defining our agricultural plan. We prioritized crops and areas with a m ore attractive risk - return profile. Rather than expanding planted area, our focus is on optimizing its composition and improving the quality of our agricultural operating results. This year also marks BrasilAgro’s 20th anniversary. Our history has been built through different commodity, climate and macroeconomic cycles, always guided by decisions that combine a long - term vision, disciplined capital allocation and the ability to adap t. Over these two decades, more than 320 thousand hectares have been part of our portfolio, more than 150 thousand hectares have been transformed and developed, and more than R$2 billion has been realized through property sales. Behind these decisions and achievements are the people who have helped build BrasilAgro into the company it is today. As we celebrate our 20th anniversary, we recognize the importance of everyone who has been and continues to be part of this journey, and we look ahead with the same long - term vision and commitment to continue turning decisions into value.

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‘11 Grains and Cotton The production of grains and cotton totaled 426.400 thousand tons in the 25/26 crop, 4% below the initial estimate, reflecting the reduction in planted area, adverse weather events throughout the cycle, and operational challenges in crop development. Compared to the previous crop, however, production grew 16%, or 60.3 thousand tons, even with a 3% smaller harvested area. Soybeans In Brazil, average soybean productivity reached 3,345 kg/ha, or 55.7 bags per hectare, 2% above the previous crop. This result was driven by the above - expectations performance of the first - and second - year areas in Mato Grosso, which, even while still in t he early stages of development, achieved average productivity of 72.4 bags per hectare, contributing significantly to the average recorded nationwide. Corn Total corn production, including the second - crop corn harvest, reached 15 1 , 6 00 metric tons, up 30.0% from the prior crop year, with the corn area increasing from 19,300 hectares to 2 5 ,700 hectares. The decision to expand corn acreage was driven by the favorable price trend at the time of planting. In Brazil, first - crop corn yield reached 7,766 kg/ha, 7% higher than the previous crop year, while second - crop corn reached 5,873 kg/ha, 4% higher than the previous cycle. Despite adverse weather conditions during the planting period, the areas actually Production per product (tons) 24/25 Harvest Realized (A) 25/26 Harvest Estimated (B) 25/26 Harvest Realized (C) Chg. (%) C/A Chg. (%) C/B Soybean 214.742 252.022 256.187 19% 2% Corn 45.431 64.872 72.734 60% 12% Corn - 2nd Crop 71.487 99.230 78.857 10% -21% Beans 676 954 - n.a n.a Beans - 2nd Crop 4.288 7.274 2.041 -52% -72% Cotton 17.248 8.427 8.972 -48% 6% Cotton - 2nd Crop 12.187 9.808 7.602 -38% -22% Total 366.059 442.587 426.393 16% -4% Soybean Productivity by level of development (Kg/ha) 24/25 25/26 Chg. (%) New Area - 1st and 2nd year 2.629 3.984 52% Under Development Area - 3rd and 4th year 2.388 2.610 9% Developed Area - Above 4th year 3.459 3.468 n.a Soy Productivity (Kg/ha) 23/24 Harvest Realized (A) 24/25 Harvest Estimated (B) 25/26 Harvest Realized (C) Chg. (%) C/A Chg. (%) C/B Brazil 3.274 3.362 3.345 2% -1% Paraguay 1.351 2.500 2.373 n.a -5% Bolivia 1.518 2.142 1.879 24% -12% Corn Productivity (Kg/ha) 24/25 Harvest Realized (A) 25/26 Harvest Estimated (B) 25/26 Harvest Realized (C) Chg. (%) C/A Chg. (%) C/B Crop - Brazil 8.252 7.272 7.766 -6% 7% 2nd Crop - Brazil 5.673 6.086 5.873 4% -4% Crop - Paraguay 3.377 3.671 3.936 17% 7%

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‘12 planted showed strong development throughout the cycle, resulting in yields above those recorded in the prior crop year. Beans The Company chose to concentrate bean cultivation in the second - crop season, reducing planted area from 7,200 hectares to 2,100 hectares and discontinuing planting in the main crop season. Yield reached 978 kg/ha, 10% below the prior crop year, reflecting less favorable growing conditions in the second - crop season. Cotton Between crop years, cotton acreage was reduced from 9,700 hectares to 3,600 hectares, a strategy driven by the crop’s per - hectare cost and the current lint prices. At the same time, we concentrated cotton planting in irrigated land and areas with higher yi eld potential for dryland cotton. In Brazil, yield increased by 5 8 % in the crop year and 40% for second - crop cotton. In Paraguay, the result was 44% below the estimate, both for cotton lint and cottonseed, reflecting the region's adverse weather conditions throughout the cycle. Beans The Company chose to concentrate bean cultivation in the second - crop season, reducing planted area from 7,200 hectares to 2,100 hectares and discontinuing planting in the main crop season. Yield reached 978 kg/ha, 10% below the prior crop year, reflecting less favorable growing conditions in the second - crop season. Beans Productivity (Kg/ha) 24/25 Harvest Realized (A) 24/25 Harvest Estimated (B) 24/25 Harvest Realized (C) Chg. (%) C/A Chg. (%) C/B 2nd Crop - Brazil 1.090 1.149 978 -10% -15% Feather Cotton Productivity (Kg/ha) 24/25 Harvest Realized (A) 25/26 Harvest Estimated (B) 25/26 Harvest Realized (C) Chg. (%) C/A Chg. (%) C/B Crop - Brazil 1.380 1.905 2.179 58% 14% 2nd Crop - Brazil 1.542 2.133 2.153 40% 1% Crop - Paraguay 363 768 432 19% -44% Seed Cotton Productivity (Kg/ha) 24/25 Harvest Realized (A) 25/26 Harvest Estimated (B) 25/26 Harvest Realized (C) Chg. (%) C/A Chg. (%) C/B Crop - Brazil 1.751 2.417 2.764 58% 14% 2nd Crop - Brazil 1.955 2.705 2.730 40% 1% Crop - Paraguay 578 1.224 689 19% -44% Beans Productivity (Kg/ha) 24/25 Harvest Realized (A) 24/25 Harvest Estimated (B) 24/25 Harvest Realized (C) Chg. (%) C/A Chg. (%) C/B 2nd Crop - Brazil 1.090 1.149 978 -10% -15%

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‘15 EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA EBITDA is presented according to accounting standards, based on Net Income adjusted for interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. Adjusted EBITDA was calculated excluding gains from biological assets in formation (sugarcane and grains), adjusted by the realized gains/losses on derivatives and depreciation expenses, including depreciation of the farms’ fixed assets, depreciation of th e developed areas and depreciation of the permanent crop. EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA from operations (excluding farm sales) The Company is now explicitly presenting Adjusted EBITDA excluding the result from farm sales, as we understand this to be the measure that best reflects the performance of the agricultural operation and allows for comparison between fiscal years with diff erent real estate cycles. EBITDA (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Net Income/Loss (13.943) 61.281 n.a (90.009) 138.019 n.a Interest 38.392 (12.906) n.a 94.378 80.396 17% Taxes (13.365) (1.235) n.a (57.293) (13.371) n.a Depreciations and amortizations 20.466 8.240 n.a 79.540 74.953 6% EBITDA 31.550 55.379 -43% 26.616 279.996 -90% Adjusted EBITDA (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Net Income/Loss (13.943) 61.281 n.a (90.009) 138.019 n.a Interest 38.392 (12.906) n.a 94.378 80.396 17% Taxes (13.365) (1.235) n.a (57.293) (13.371) n.a Depreciations and Amortizations 20.466 8.240 n.a 79.540 74.953 6% Equity pick-up 7 1.424 n.a 7 1.424 n.a Elimination of biological gains (33.578) (22.108) 52% (31.006) (114.602) -73% Accomplish Fair Value - Biological Asset 40.899 41.223 -1% 76.400 112.815 -32% Derivatives Results 17.677 (3.876) n.a 27.318 (12.312) n.a Adjusted EBITDA 56.556 72.042 -21% 99.335 267.321 -63% EBITDA (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Net Income/Loss (13.943) (10.871) 28% (92.087) (42.066) n.a Interest 38.392 (12.906) n.a 94.378 80.396 17% Taxes (13.365) (1.235) n.a (57.293) (13.371) n.a Depreciations and amortizations 20.466 8.240 n.a 79.540 74.953 6% EBITDA 31.550 (16.773) n.a 24.538 99.911 -75% Adjusted EBITDA (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Net Income/Loss (13.943) (10.871) 28% (92.087) (42.066) n.a Interest 38.392 (12.906) n.a 94.378 80.396 17% Taxes (13.365) (1.235) n.a (57.293) (13.371) n.a Depreciations and Amortizations 20.466 8.240 n.a 79.540 74.953 6% Equity pick-up 7 1.424 n.a 7 1.424 n.a Elimination of biological gains (33.578) (22.108) 52% (31.006) (114.602) -73% Accomplish Fair Value - Biological Asset 40.899 41.223 -1% 76.400 112.815 -32% Derivatives Results 17.677 (3.876) n.a 27.318 (12.312) n.a Adjusted EBITDA 56.556 (111) n.a 97.257 87.235 11%

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‘16 In 4Q26, Adjusted EBITDA from operations was R$56.6 million, compared to a negative result of R$0.1 million in 4Q25, mainly reflecting the higher volume of soybeans sold, resulting from inventory carryover throughout the year, and the positive result from derivatives operations. In 2026, Adjusted EBITDA from operations reached R$97.3 million, an 11% increase compared to 2025. This growth mainly reflects the improved derivatives result, which went from a loss of R$12.3 million to a gain of R$27.3 million, in addition to the better performance of soybeans and corn, partially offset by the lower contribution from sugarcane and cotton. Also considering the result from property sales, Total Adjusted EBITDA was R$99.3 million, compared to R$267.3 million in 2025, a period that had a grea ter contribution from the real estate segment. Statement of Income NET SALES REVENUE FARM SALE In 2026, gains from farm sales totaled R$2.1 million, including R$0.7 million related to Rio do Meio II farm, driven by final adjustments to the measurement of the area sold, and R$1.4 million related to the sale of Moroti farm, in Paraguay. In 2025, the result was R$180.1 million, mainly reflecting the completion of the second phase of the sale of Alto Taquari farm and the sale of Preferência farm. 267,3 99,4 +4,1 +39,6 - 178,0 - 16,7 - 13,0 - 3,9 2025 Adjusted EBITDA Farm Sale Gross result from crops Depreciation in cost Selling expenses Admin. and other exp. Derivatives result 2026 Adj. EBITDA Adjusted EBITDA (R$ million) Adjusted EBITDA Increase Decrease Net Revenue (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Total 255.873 340.733 -25% 895.716 1.118.742 -20% Sale of Farm - 111.998 n.a 4.064 241.299 -98% Sale of Agricultural Products 255.873 228.735 12% 891.652 877.443 2% Farm Sales (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Nominal Value of Sale - 151.105 n.a 4.417 343.113 -99% Present Value Adjustment - (39.107) n.a (353) (101.814) n.a Revenue from Farms Sale - 111.998 n.a 4.064 241.299 -98% Sales Taxes - (3.804) n.a (84) (8.304) -99% Selling Costs - (36.041) n.a (1.902) (52.909) -96% Farm Sale Gain - 72.153 n.a 2.078 180.086 -99%

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‘17 SALE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS In 4Q26, net operating revenue grew by 12% to R$255.9 million, driven mainly by soybeans, which saw a 76% increase in revenue, with 96,400 metric tons invoiced in the quarter. The increase reflected the concentration of sales in the fourth quarter, followi ng the inventory build - up strategy adopted throughout the fiscal year. Lower sugarcane revenue, however, partially offset the quarter's growth. In 2026, net operating revenue reached R$891.7 million, a 2% increase compared to 2025, driven mainly by higher revenues from soybeans and corn, which grew by 22% and 52%, respectively. Sugarcane revenue, on the other hand, declined 39%, reflecting the low er volume sold during the period. Net operating revenue from grains and cotton grew 24%, rising from R$519.9 million in 2025 to R$643.6 million in 2026, supported by higher traded volumes across the main crops, particularly soybeans and corn. On the same comparison basis, sales volume incr eased 33%, from 293,300 metric tons to 390,500 metric tons. VARIATION IN FAIR VALUE OF BIOLOGICAL ASSETS The variation in fair value of biological assets is determined by the difference between the harvested volume at market value (net of commercial expenses and taxes) and the production costs incurred (including direct and indirect costs, leasing, and deprec iation). Harvested agricultural products are measured at fair value at the time of harvest taking into account the market price in the corresponding distribution channel of each farm. Net Revenue (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Total 255.873 228.735 12% 891.652 877.443 2% Soybean 167.381 95.354 76% 444.803 364.567 22% Corn 29.778 29.511 1% 91.654 60.372 52% Beans 4.095 1.730 n.a 12.643 7.040 80% Feather Cotton 12.718 10.074 26% 82.172 79.536 3% Seed Cotton 1.101 864 27% 12.353 8.354 48% Sugarcane 33.333 82.766 -60% 197.462 322.189 -39% Cattle Raising 1.495 7.036 -79% 39.464 25.470 55% Leasing 5.519 2.338 n.a 10.079 9.325 8% Others 454 (937) n.a 1.022 591 73% Quantity sold (tons) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Total 355.501 592.583 -40% 1.585.733 2.138.470 -26% Soybean 96.427 53.515 80% 243.000 193.146 26% Corn 36.901 35.038 5% 117.852 77.811 51% Beans 1.648 999 65% 5.178 3.100 67% Feather Cotton 1.805 1.260 43% 11.397 8.546 33% Seed Cotton 1.183 785 51% 13.073 10.721 22% Sugarcane 217.404 499.915 -57% 1.188.870 1.840.588 -35% Cattle Raising 115 790 -85% 3.801 2.858 33% Others 17 279 -94% 2.562 1.699 51% Changes in the fair value of biological assets (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Total 35.177 28.013 26% 32.080 122.671 -74% Soybean 37.270 (2.035) n.a 65.283 51.786 26% Corn 6.399 8.589 -25% 7.793 20.013 -61% Cotton (3.808) (1.107) n.a (15.446) (5.421) n.a Sugarcane (3.661) 16.983 n.a (23.062) 41.812 n.a Cattle Raising 1.252 7.265 -83% 834 17.728 -95% Others (2.275) (1.683) 35% (3.321) (3.246) 2%

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‘18 IMPAIRMENT (REVERSAL OF PROVISION FOR RECOVERABLE VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, NET) A provision for adjustment of inventories to the net realizable value of the agricultural products is created when the value recorded in inventory is higher than the realization value. The realization value is the estimated sales price during the normal co urse of business less the estimated selling expenses. COST OF GOODS SOLD (COGS) In 4Q26, total cost of goods sold was R$231.1 million, down 3% from 4Q25. The decline was driven primarily by a lower contribution from sugarcane costs, which fell 68% over the period, partially offsetting the increase in soybean and cotton lint costs. In 2026, total cost of goods sold was R$828.4 million, down 1% from 2025, reflecting higher volumes sold across most crops, offset by lower sugarcane costs, due to a 35% decline in sales volume during the period. Reversal of provision for agricultural products after harvest (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Total (1.598) (5.904) -73% (1.074) (8.069) -87% Soybean (74) (418) -82% (1.092) (850) 28% Corn (1.511) (5.123) -71% 32 (4.881) n.a Cotton - (320) n.a - (2.174) n.a Others (13) (44) -70% (13) (164) -92% (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Cost of Goods Sold (190.152) (197.796) -4% (752.022) (721.095) 4% Soybean (130.891) (79.854) 64% (355.698) (303.562) 17% Corn (21.235) (22.061) -4% (72.520) (59.695) 21% Bean (3.530) (2.028) 74% (13.042) (6.955) 88% Feather Cotton (16.455) (7.982) n.a (101.356) (63.773) 59% Seed Cotton (729) (1.253) -42% (11.548) (15.329) -25% Sugarcane (30.110) (72.939) -59% (161.436) (226.728) -29% Cattle Raising (1.557) (7.269) -79% (38.968) (23.805) 64% Leasing (163) (574) -72% (1.764) (2.151) -18% Others 14.518 (3.836) n.a 4.310 (19.097) n.a (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Total Cost of Goods Sold (231.052) (239.018) -3% (828.422) (833.910) -1% Soybean (167.596) (91.258) 84% (438.303) (346.082) 27% Corn (28.651) (35.181) -19% (84.154) (69.098) 22% Bean (3.530) (2.028) 74% (13.042) (6.955) 88% Feather Cotton (14.435) (7.680) 88% (85.995) (71.528) 20% Seed Cotton (575) (996) -42% (11.725) (11.017) 6% Sugarcane (29.358) (90.476) -68% (159.512) (284.684) -44% Cattle Raising (1.557) (7.269) -79% (38.967) (23.805) 64% Leasing (163) (574) -72% (1.764) (2.151) -18% Others 14.814 (3.557) n.a 5.040 (18.591) n.a

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‘19 GROSS INCOME BY CROP In 4Q26, soybean gross margin increased to 22%, compared with 16% in 4Q25. The expansion was driven primarily by a 9% reduction in unit cost, which more than offset the 3% decline in average price. In addition, an 80% increase in invoiced volume contribute d to the growth in gross income for the quarter. In 2026, soybean gross margin increased to 20%, compared with 17% in 2025. The improvement primarily reflects a 7% reduction in unit cost, supported by the purchase of inputs in U.S. dollars at a lower exchange rate, which more than offset the 3% decline i n average price. In 4Q26, corn gross margin increased to 29%, compared with 25% in 4Q25. The improvement reflects mainly a 9% reduction in unit cost, while the average price remained essentially stable. The 5% increase in billed volume also contributed to the growth in gro ss income for the quarter. In 2026, corn gross margin increased to 21%, compared with 1% in 2025. The improvement primarily reflects a 20% reduction in unit cost, supported by higher crop yield, while the average price remained stable. Soybeans 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Quantity sold (tons) 96.427 53.515 80% 243.000 193.146 26% Net Revenue 167.381 95.354 76% 444.803 364.567 22% Unit Price (R$/ton) 1.736 1.782 -3% 1.830 1.888 -3% Total Cost (130.891) (79.854) 64% (355.698) (303.562) 17% Cost (R$/ton) (1.357) (1.492) -9% (1.464) (1.572) -7% Gross Unit Result (R$/ton) 378 290 31% 367 316 16% % Gross Result 22% 16% 6 p.p 20% 17% 3 p.p Total 36.490 15.501 n.a 89.105 61.005 46% Derivatives Result 13.537 803 n.a 20.838 4.126 n.a Total Gross Result with derivatives 50.027 16.303 n.a 109.943 65.131 69% Corn 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Quantity sold (tons) 36.901 35.038 5% 117.852 77.811 51% Net Revenue 29.778 29.511 1% 91.654 60.372 52% Unit Price (R$/ton) 807 842 -4% 778 776 n.a Total Cost (21.235) (22.061) -4% (72.520) (59.695) 21% Cost (R$/ton) (575) (630) -9% (615) (767) -20% Gross Unit Result (R$/ton) 231 213 9% 162 9 n.a % Gross Result 29% 25% 4 p.p 21% 1% 20 p.p Total 8.543 7.450 15% 19.134 676 n.a Derivatives Result 959 - n.a 6.149 (267) n.a Total Gross Result with derivatives 9.502 7.450 28% 25.282 410 n.a Beans 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Quantity sold (tons) 1.648 999 65% 5.178 3.100 67% Net Revenue 4.095 1.730 n.a 12.643 7.040 80% Unit Price (R$/ton) 2.485 1.731 44% 2.442 2.271 8% Total Cost (3.530) (2.028) 74% (13.042) (6.955) 88% Cost (R$/ton) (2.142) (2.030) 6% (2.519) (2.243) 12% Gross Unit Result (R$/ton) 343 (298) n.a (77) 27 n.a % Gross Result 14% -17% 31 p.p -3% 1% -4 p.p Total 565 (298) n.a (399) 85 n.a Derivatives Result - - n.a - - n.a Total Gross Result with derivatives 565 (298) n.a (399) 85 n.a

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‘20 In 4Q26, beans posted a gross margin of 14%, as against a negative margin of 17% in 4Q25. The improvement was driven primarily by an 44 % increase in average price, which more than offset the 6 % rise in unit cost. In 2026, the gross margin for beans was - 3%, versus 1% in 2025. The decline was driven primarily by a 12% increase in unit costs, partially offset by an 8% rise in average price. In 4Q26, sugarcane gross margin was 10%, down 2 percentage points (p.p.) from 4Q25. The result was impacted by a 57% reduction in the invoiced volume, due to the slower milling pace at the mills, which led to the postponement of 280,000 metric tons to the next quarter, and by a 8 % decrease in the average price, partially offset by a 5% reduction in unit cost. In 2026, sugarcane gross margin was 18%, down 12 p.p. from 2025. The result was primarily affected by a 35% decline in billed volume, a 10% increase in unit costs, and a 5% decrease in average price. The 2025 sugarcane harvest came in below expectations, mainly due to the aging of the cane fields, water stress, frost in Brotas (São Paulo), pest pressure in Mato Grosso, and a fire at São José farm. In the quarter, in addition to the impacts on productiv ity, the reduction in the milling pace at the mills, due to lower sugar and ethanol prices, led to the postponement of 280,000 metric tons to the upcoming quarters. Sugarcane 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Quantity sold (tons) 217.404 499.915 -57% 1.188.870 1.840.588 -35% Net Revenue 33.333 82.766 -60% 197.462 322.189 -39% Unit Price (R$/ton) 153 166 -8% 166 175 -5% Total Cost (30.110) (72.939) -59% (161.436) (226.728) -29% Cost (R$/ton) (138) (146) -5% (136) (123) 10% Gross Unit Result (R$/ton) 15 20 -25% 30 52 -42% % Gross Result 10% 12% -2 p.p 18% 30% -12 p.p Total 3.223 9.827 -67% 36.026 95.461 -62% Derivatives Result 3.487 (1.395) n.a (8.015) (9.716) -18% Total Gross Result with derivatives 6.709 8.432 -20% 28.011 85.746 -67% Feather Cotton 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Quantity sold (tons) 1.805 1.260 43% 11.397 8.546 33% Net Revenue 12.718 10.074 26% 82.172 79.536 3% Unit Price (R$/ton) 7.045 7.998 -12% 7.210 9.307 -23% Total Cost (16.455) (7.982) n.a (101.356) (63.773) 59% Cost (R$/ton) (9.116) (6.337) 44% (8.894) (7.462) 19% Gross Unit Result (R$/ton) (2.070) 1.661 n.a (1.683) 1.844 n.a % Gross Result -29% 21% -50 p.p -23% 20% -43 p.p Total (3.737) 2.092 n.a (19.184) 15.763 n.a Derivatives Result - (3.573) n.a 9.904 (5.282) n.a Total Gross Result with derivatives (3.737) (1.481) n.a (9.280) 10.481 n.a Seed Cotton 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Quantity sold (tons) 1.183 785 51% 13.073 10.721 22% Net Revenue 1.101 864 27% 12.353 8.354 48% Unit Price (R$/ton) 931 1.100 -15% 945 779 21% Total Cost (729) (1.253) -42% (11.548) (15.329) -25% Cost (R$/ton) (616) (1.596) -61% (883) (1.430) -38% Gross Unit Result (R$/ton) 314 (496) n.a 62 (651) n.a % Gross Result 34% -45% 79 p.p 7% -83% 90 p.p Total 372 (389) n.a 805 (6.975) n.a Derivatives Result - - n.a - - n.a Total Gross Result with derivatives 372 (389) n.a 805 (6.975) n.a

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‘21 In 4Q26, cotton lint posted a negative gross margin of 29%, compared with a positive 21% in 4Q25, reflecting a 12% decline in average price and a 44% increase in unit cost. In 2026, gross margin for cotton lint was a negative 23%, versus a positive 20% in 2025, reflecting a 23% decline in average price and a 19% increase in unit cost. In 4Q26, gross margin for cottonseed was 34%, versus a negative margin of 45% in 4Q25, mainly reflecting lower unit costs. In 2026, gross margin for cotton was 7%, compared with a negative 83% in 2025, reflecting a 21% increase in average price and a 38% reduction in unit cost. In 4Q26, cattle raising posted a negative gross margin of 4%, as against a negative 3% margin in 4Q25. The result reflects lower invoiced volume in the quarter and higher unit costs, partially offset by an increase in average price. In 2026, cattle raising posted a gross margin of 1%, versus 7% in 2025, mainly reflecting a 23% increase in unit costs, which outpaced the 1 7 % increase in average price. In 4Q26, gross income was R$58.4 million, a 30% decrease compared to 4Q25. The result was mainly affected by the absence of gains from farm sales in the quarter, which had contributed R$72.2 million in 4Q25, partially offset by the improved performance of agricultural products, driven primarily by soybeans and corn. In 2026, gross income reached R$96.3 million, a 72% decline compared with 2025, driven primarily by the lower contribution from farm sales, which fell from R$180.1 million to R$2.1 million, as well as lower performance from agricultural products, mainly af fected by weaker contributions from sugarcane and cotton lint, partially offset by improved performance for soybeans and corn. Cattle Raising 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Quantity sold (tons) 115 790 -85% 3.801 2.858 33% Net Revenue 1.495 7.036 -79% 39.464 25.470 55% Unit Price (R$/ton) 12.953 8.902 45% 10.382 8.910 17% Total Cost (1.557) (7.269) -79% (38.968) (23.805) 64% Cost (R$/ton) (13.493) (9.197) 47% (10.251) (8.328) 23% Gross Unit Result (R$/ton) (541) (295) 83% 131 582 -78% % Gross Result -4% -3% -1 p.p 1% 7% -6 p.p Total (62) (233) -73% 496 1.665 -70% Derivatives Result - 290 n.a 24 (1.166) n.a Total Gross Result with derivatives (62) 57 n.a 520 499 4% Total Gross Income 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Soybeans 36.490 15.501 n.a 89.105 61.005 46% Corn 8.543 7.450 15% 19.134 676 n.a Beans 565 (298) n.a (399) 85 n.a Sugarcane 3.223 9.827 -67% 36.026 95.462 -62% Feather Cotton (3.737) 2.092 n.a (19.184) 15.763 n.a Seed Cotton 372 (389) n.a 805 (6.975) n.a Cattle raising (62) (233) -73% 496 1.665 -70% Others 20.328 (3.010) n.a 13.647 (11.332) n.a Biological Assets (7.321) (19.115) -62% (45.394) 1.787 n.a Agricultural Products 58.399 11.824 n.a 94.236 158.135 -40% Gain from sale of farm - 72.153 n.a 2.078 180.086 n.a Total 58.399 83.977 -30% 96.314 338.221 -72% ¹ Biological Assets = Variation in the Fair Value of the Biological Asset + Biological Assets appropriated to cost.

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‘22 GROSS INCOME INCLUDING DERIVATIVES The table below presents the results by crop, taking into account the derivative transactions executed: SELLING EXPENSES Selling expenses totaled R$72.5 million in 2026, a 22% increase compared to the previous year, mainly due to higher freight, storage, and processing expenses. The variation reflects the higher volume of soybeans and corn sold, the 33% increase in cotton vo lume sold, and the greater share of sales under the CIF modality, in which the Company assumes freight to the destination port, with the corresponding cost incorporated into the sale price. These effects were partially offset by lower commission expenses. GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES In 2026, general and administrative expenses totaled R$ 6 8 . 0 million, a 1% increase compared to 2025. The variation was driven primarily by higher service expenses, reflecting increased spending on Internal Controls, as well as depreciation and amortization, resulting from the rollout of new systems and the new adm inistrative structure. These increases were partially offset by lower expenses related to taxes and fees, leases and rentals, and the Long - Term Incentive Plan (ILPA). Gross Income from Derivatives 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Soybeans 50.027 16.303 n.a 109.943 65.131 69% Corn 9.502 7.450 28% 25.282 410 n.a Beans 565 (298) n.a (399) 85 n.a Sugarcane 6.709 8.432 -20% 28.011 85.746 -67% Feather Cotton (3.737) (1.481) n.a (9.280) 10.481 n.a Seed Cotton 372 (389) n.a 805 (6.975) n.a Cattle raising (62) 57 n.a 520 499 4% Others 20.022 (3.010) n.a 12.065 (11.340) n.a Total 83.398 27.063 n.a 166.948 144.036 16% (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Selling expenses (26.820) (20.058) 34% (72.546) (59.512) 22% Freight (17.582) (10.227) 72% (39.110) (26.483) 48% Storage and Processing (8.523) (6.435) 32% (31.997) (25.693) 25% Fees (594) (3.181) -81% (914) (6.955) -87% Provision for doubtful accounts (7) - n.a (7) 203 n.a Others (113) (215) -47% (517) (584) -11% (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) General and Administrative (19.744) (16.710) 18% (67.953) (67.488) 1% Depreciation and Amortization (840) (819) 3% (3.240) (2.710) 20% Personnel expenses (12.763) (10.987) 16% (42.901) (42.582) 1% ILPA expenses (359) (42) n.a (1.108) (1.392) -20% Expenses with services providers (3.138) (2.291) 37% (8.560) (7.720) 11% Leases and Rents (118) (154) -23% (471) (707) -33% Taxes and fees (81) (271) -70% (2.658) (3.525) -25% Travel expenses (594) (328) 81% (1.246) (1.083) 15% Softwares & Signatures (1.288) (1.447) -11% (5.372) (5.316) 1% Insurance (163) (170) -4% (676) (740) -9% Others expenses (400) (202) 98% (1.721) (1.713) n.a

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‘23 OTHER OPERATING INCOME / EXPENSES In 2026, other operating expenses totaled R$8.7 million, compared to R$4.8 million in 2025. The variation is mainly due to losses related to the write - off of fixed assets, provisions and updates on legal proceedings, and higher tax expenses, which included social security fines recognized during the period. FINANCIAL INCOME (LOSS) In 2026, the financial result was negative at R$94.4 million, compared to a negative R$80.4 million in 2025. The variation mainly reflects the increase in interest expenses and the negative effect of fair value remeasurement, partially offset by the positi ve impact of foreign exchange variations and higher financial income. Interest expenses totaled R$97.2 million, a 17% increase, reflecting the higher average debt balance and the rise in the average CDI rate, from 12.08% in 2025 to 14.72% in 2026. On the other hand, foreign exchange variations contributed positively by R$23. 6 million, mainly due to the appreciation of the real against the dollar, whose exchange rate went from R$5.46/US$ in June 2025 to R$5.18/US$ in June 2026. Fair value remeasurement had a negative impact of R$54.1 million, mainly due to the negative variation of R$59.2 million related to leases, partially offset by the positive effect of R$5.1 million on receivables from property sales and other liabilities. The result from derivatives operations was positive at R$14.5 million, with a positive contribution of R$46.1 million from foreign exchange operations, partially offset by negative results of R$16.6 million in commodities and R$15.0 million in interest rat es. In 2025, the result from derivatives had been positive at R$21.0 million. Other financial income also showed a positive evolution, benefiting from the higher average balance of financial investments and the rise in the CDI during the period. (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Other operating income/expenses (747) 1.354 n.a (8.732) (4.753) 84% Gain/Loss on sale of fixed assets (25) 1.799 n.a (2.528) 1.056 n.a Expenses with Acquisition (62) - n.a (862) (4.804) -82% Expenses with lawsuits (686) (1.392) -51% (2.862) 338 n.a Donations from BrasilAgro Institute - - n.a (772) (1.314) -41% Compensation expenses - - n.a - (290) n.a Tax expenses (300) 646 n.a (1.838) - n.a Earnings from advantageous purchase - - n.a - 348 n.a Others 326 301 8% 130 (87) n.a (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Total (38.392) 12.906 n.a (94.378) (80.396) 17% Interest (i) (27.840) (24.041) 16% (97.218) (82.937) 17% Monetary variation (ii) - - n.a - (57) n.a Exchange vartiation (iii) 6.519 3.283 n.a 23.597 378 n.a Present value adjustment (iv) (32.335) (4.544) n.a (54.117) (31.939) 69% Derivative operations results (v) 12.098 35.144 -66% 14.478 20.999 -31% Other financial income / expenses (vi) 3.166 3.064 3% 18.882 13.160 43%

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‘25 BALANCE SHEET APPROPRIATION OF NET INCOME AND DISTRIBUTION OF DIVIDENDS As of June 30, 2026, the Company recorded a net loss of R$ 90.0 million, absorbed by the Investment and Expansion Reserve. Under applicable law, Management has proposed the distribution of R$ 30.0 million in dividends against the remaining balance of the r eserve, equivalent to R$ 0.3012 per share, subject to approval at the Annual Shareholders' Meeting in October 2026. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS R$ thousand 2026 2025 Net income (90.009) 138.019 (-) Appropriation of the legal reserve (5% of net income) - (6.901) Adjusted Net/Loss Income (90.009) 131.118 (-) Minimum compulsory dividends - 25% of adjusted net income - (32.780) (-) Proposed aditional dividends - (42.220) Proposed Dividends on Income - (75.000) (-) Dividends proposed from the Investment and Reserve account (30.000) - Total Dividends (30.000) (75.000) (-) Absorption of the period's loss by the reserve (90.009) - Constitution of investment and expansion reserve (120.009) 56.118 Balance of the Investment and Expansion Reserve 274.678 394.687 Number of shares 102.683.444 102.683.444 (-) Treasury Shares (3.067.987) (3.067.987) (=) Outstanding shares 99.615.457 99.615.457 Dividends per share (R$) 0,30 1,56 Cash and Cash equivalents (R$ thousand) 06/30/2026 06/30/2025 Chg. (%) Cash and Cash equivalents 168.499 142.908 18% Cash and Banks 32.992 17.294 91% Bank deposit certificates 39.724 91.868 -57% Committed 95.783 33.746 n.a Marketable securities 16.353 16.908 -3% Financial Treasury Bill 16.353 16.908 -3% Restricted Marketable securities 18.394 - n.a Bank deposit certificates 18.394 - n.a Total 203.246 159.816 27%

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‘26 DEBT The average cost of debt is 90.52% of the CDI rate. TRADE ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE INVENTORIES The biological assets for cattle are measured at fair value and controlled in accordance with two methodologies: calves and steers (heifers) from 12 to 15 months are controlled and valued per head, while older cattle are controlled based on weight. (R$ thousand) 06/30/2026 06/30/2025 Chg. (%) Short Term 475.018 355.841 33% Long Term 549.282 529.678 4% Total Indebtedness 1.024.300 885.519 16% (-) Cash and cash equivalents 203.246 159.816 27% (=) Net Debt 821.054 725.703 13% (-) Farm Receivables 540.593 756.629 -29% (=) Adjusted Net Debt 280.461 (30.926) n.a. Adjusted EBITDA for the last 12 months 99.335 267.321 -63% Adjusted Net Debt / Adjusted EBITDA 2,82x (0,12x) n.a. Adjusted Net Debt / NAV 7% -0,8% 8 p.p (R$ thousand) 06/30/2026 06/30/2025 Chg. (%) Sugarcane Sales 27.387 45.800 -40% Grains Sales 49.152 73.869 -33% Cotton Sales 1.487 3.946 -62% Cattle Raising Sales 529 2.226 -76% Leases and Rents 19.379 15.357 26% Machinery Sales 5.827 12.218 -52% Farm Sales 191.235 235.419 -19% 294.996 388.835 -24% Expected losses (3.480) (3.777) -8% Current total 291.516 385.058 -24% Farm Sales 349.358 521.210 -33% Non-current total 349.358 521.210 -33% (R$ thousand) 06/30/2026 06/30/2025 Chg. (%) Soybean 98.086 120.562 -19% Corn 47.491 15.156 n.a Bean 10.779 18.934 -43% Cotton 4.783 23.638 -80% Other crops 1.328 909 46% Agricultural Products 162.467 179.199 -9% Agricultural Products - Fair Value 27.051 48.202 -44% Agricultural products - adjustment to recoverable value (1.267) (5.288) -76% Supplies 84.006 71.405 18% Total 272.257 293.518 -7%

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‘27 INVESTMENT PROPERTIES The Company’s business strategy is based on the acquisition, development, commercial exploration and sale of rural properties suitable for agricultural and cattle raising activities. The Company acquires rural properties with significant potential to creat e value through transformation of the asset and the development of profitable agricultural and cattle raising activities. Once a rural property is acquired, the Company strives to implement higher value - added crops and transform such properties by investing in infrastructure and technology. According to our strategy, when we understand that a rural property has reached its ex pected return, we sell it to realize capital gains. The rural properties acquired by the Company are recognized at their acquisition cost, which does not exceed their net realizable value, and recorded under “Non - Current Assets." Investment properties are assessed at their historical cost plus investments in buildings, improvements and clearing of areas, less accumulated depreciation, following the same criteria described for property, plant and equipment. DEPRECIATION – AREA CLEARING Inventories - Cattle Raising Total Heads Value (R$ thousand) In June 30, 2025 18.174 59.204 Aquisition, Birth | Aquisition Expenses 5.444 11.300 Handling Expenses - 17.361 Sales (10.494) (39.132) Deaths (226) (840) Consumption (52) (265) Exchange variation - 5.056 Fair value variation - 834 In June 30, 2026 12.846 53.518 (R$ thousand) Acquisition value Buildings and improvements Area Opening Operation Total Construction in progress Investment Properties Initial Balance 920.816 129.552 228.424 1.278.792 45.042 1.323.834 Acquisitions 47.133 2.919 2.478 52.530 50.001 102.531 Reductions (1.420) (953) (632) (3.005) - (3.005) Transfers - 6.680 33.902 40.582 (40.582) - Transfers between fixed assets - - - - (23.081) (23.081) Depreciation - (9.136) (32.766) (41.902) - (41.902) Cumulative Translation (16.061) (1.459) (2.861) (20.381) (574) (20.955) In June 30, 2026 950.468 127.603 228.545 1.306.616 30.806 1.337.422 Depreciation (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Maintenance (6.712) (5.703) 18% (24.880) (21.479) 16% Opening (2.018) (2.002) 1% (7.886) (7.693) 3% Total (8.731) (7.705) 13% (32.766) (29.171) 12%

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‘32 PORTFOLIO FARMS LOCATION AQUISITION DATE PROJECT TOTAL AREA (ha) ARABLE AREA (ha) 1 Jatobá Farm Jaborandi / BA mar/07 Grains and Pasture 8.886 7.014 2 Alto Taquari Farm (1) Alto Taquari / MT aug/07 Sugarcane 1.373 763 3 Chaparral Farm Correntina / BA nov/07 Grains and Cotton 24.841 17.663 4 Nova Buriti Farm Bonito de Minas / MG dec/07 Forest 24.212 17.976 5 Avarandado Farm (Partnership II) (2) Ribeiro Gonçalves / PI nov/13 Grains 7.456 7.456 6 Morotí (Paraguai) Boquerón dec/13 Grains and Pasture 58.523 32.210 7 ETH Farm (Partnership III) (3) Alto Taquari / MT may/15 Sugarcane 3.903 3.903 8 Agro-Serra Farm (Partnership IV) (4) São Raimundo das Mangabeiras / MA feb/17 Sugarcane 13.645 13.645 9 São José Farm São Raimundo das Mangabeiras / MA feb/17 Grains and Sugarcane 17.566 10.156 10 Xingu Farm (Partnership V) (5) Região do Xingu / MT aug/18 Grains 13.092 13.092 11 Regalito Farm (Partnership VI) Região do Xingu / MT sep/22 Grains 5.714 5.714 12 Arrojadinho Farm (6) Jaborandi / BA jan/20 Grains 16.644 11.732 13 Rio do Meio Farm (7) Correntina / BA jan/20 Grains 9.845 6.743 14 Serra Grande Farm Baixa Grande do Ribeiro / PI may/20 Grains 4.489 2.954 15 Serra Grande II Farm (Partnership VII) (8) Baixa Grande do Ribeiro / PI may/20 Grains 6.013 6.013 16 Acres del Sud (Bolívia) Santa Cruz feb/21 Grains and Sugarcane 9.882 9.031 17 Unagro Farm (Partnership VIII) (9) Santa Cruz feb/21 Grains 1.065 1.065 18 São Domingos Farm (Partnership IX) (10) Comodoro / MT jul/22 Grains 7.657 7.657 19 Panamby Farm Querência, MT sep/22 Grains 10.793 5.592 20 Alto da Serra Farm (Partnership X) (11) Brotas / SP mar/24 Sugarcane 6.773 6.773 21 Novo Horizonte Farm (Partnership XI) (12) Primavera do Leste / MT may/24 Grains 4.767 4.767 Total 257.141 191.920 (1) The Company will continue to operate 1,157 hectares of the area sold in Oct/21 until the 2024 harvest. (2) BrasilAgro entered into an agricultural development partnership in the Parceria II Farm for up to 11 harvests, involving up to 10,000 hectares. (3) BrasilAgro entered into an agricultural development partnership in the Parceria III Farm potentially up to March 31, 2026. (4) BrasilAgro entered into an agricultural development partnership in the Parceria IV Farm for 15 years of planting of sugarcane, with option of renewal for another 15 years. (5) BrasilAgro entered into an agricultural development partnership in the Parceria V Farm for up to 12 years. (6) Previously referred as Partnership VI, the Farm was acquired through the merger of Agrifirma. (7) Farm acquired through the merger of Agrifirma. (8) BrasilAgro entered into an agricultural development partnership in the Parceria VII Farm for up to 10 years. (9) Farm partnership on the farm for a crop. (10) Farm partnership on the farm for up to 12 crops. (11) Partnership for agricultural development on the farm for 2 cycles of 6 years of sugarcane. (12) Partnership for agricultural development for up to 16 years.

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‘33 INCOME STATEMENT (R$ thousand) 4Q26 4Q25 Chg. (%) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) Revenues from Farm Sales - 111.998 n.a 4.064 241.299 -98% Revenues from grains 207.117 131.998 57% 563.828 442.530 27% Revenues from cotton 14.720 11.420 29% 99.146 90.583 9% Revenues from sugarcane 33.612 83.414 -60% 199.605 325.265 -39% Revenues from cattle raising 1.538 7.240 -79% 40.591 26.457 53% Revenues from farm leasing 6.911 2.874 n.a 13.443 11.868 13% Other revenues 1.778 852 n.a 5.605 5.026 12% Deductions from gross revenue (9.803) (9.064) 8% (30.566) (24.286) 26% Net Sales Revenue 255.873 340.733 -25% 895.716 1.118.742 -20% Change in fair value of biological assets and agricultural 35.176 28.013 26% 32.080 122.671 -74% Reversal of provision for recoverable value of agricultural (1.598) (5.904) -73% (1.074) (8.069) -87% Net Revenue 289.451 362.841 -20% 926.722 1.233.344 -25% Cost of Farm Sale - (39.845) n.a (1.986) (61.213) -97% Cost of agricultural products sale (231.052) (239.018) -3% (828.422) (833.910) -1% Gross Profit 58.399 83.977 -30% 96.314 338.221 -72% Selling Expenses (26.820) (20.058) 34% (72.546) (59.512) 22% General and Administrative Expenses (19.744) (16.710) 18% (67.953) (67.488) 1% Depreciation and Amortization (840) (819) 3% (3.240) (2.710) 20% Personnel expenses (13.584) (11.028) 23% (44.080) (43.973) n.a Expenses with services providers (3.138) (2.291) 37% (8.560) (7.720) 11% Leases and Rents (118) (154) -23% (471) (707) -33% Others expenses (2.063) (2.418) -15% (11.603) (12.378) -6% Other operating income/expenses, net (747) 1.354 n.a (8.732) (4.753) 84% Equity pick up (7) (1.424) n.a (7) (1.424) n.a Financial result (38.392) 12.906 n.a (94.378) (80.396) 17% Financial income 96.789 181.510 -47% 496.200 337.510 47% Interest on Financial Investments 3.599 4.214 -15% 23.703 19.297 23% Interest on assets 2.364 363 n.a 6.526 1.413 n.a Foreign exchange variations 8.733 4.281 n.a 33.289 25.492 31% Income from leasings' present value adjustment 10.993 2.210 n.a 10.993 2.210 n.a Income from receivables from farm sales' present value 42.951 95.025 -55% 287.580 108.563 n.a Realized results with derivatives 66.412 24.346 n.a 103.248 69.737 48% Unrealized results with derivatives (38.263) 51.071 n.a 30.861 110.798 -72% Financial expenses (135.181) (168.604) -20% (590.578) (417.906) 41% Interest expenses (215) (182) 18% (1.244) (983) 27% Bank charges (218) (968) -77% (3.577) (5.154) -31% Interest on liabilities (30.204) (24.404) 24% (103.744) (84.350) 23% Monetary variations - - n.a - (57) n.a Foreign exchange variations (2.214) (998) n.a (9.692) (25.114) -61% Expense from leasings' present value adjustment (28.538) (14.982) 90% (70.209) (49.510) 42% Expense from receivables from farm sales' present value adjustment (57.741) (86.797) -33% (282.481) (93.202) n.a Realized results with derivatives (51.945) (52.879) -2% (90.008) (112.456) -20% Unrealized results with derivatives 35.894 12.606 n.a (29.623) (47.080) -37% Profit (loss) before income and social contribution taxes (27.308) 60.046 n.a (147.302) 124.648 n.a Income and social contribution taxes 13.365 1.235 n.a 57.293 13.371 n.a Profit (loss) for the period (13.943) 61.281 n.a (90.009) 138.019 n.a Outstanding shares at the end of the period 99.615.457 99.615.457 n.a 99.615.457 99.615.457 n.a Basic earnings (loss) per share - R$ (0,1400) 0,6152 n.a. (0,9036) 1,3855 n.a.

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‘36 CASH FLOW (R$ thousand) 2026 2025 Chg. (%) CASH FLOW OF OPERATING ACTIVITIES Profit (loss) for the period (90.009) 138.019 n.a Adjustments to reconcile net income Depreciation and amortization 79.540 74.953 6% Farm Sales Gain (2.078) (180.086) n.a Residual value of fixed and intangible assets 4.001 11.552 -65% Written-off in investment properties 1.780 466 n.a Equity Pickup 7 1.424 n.a Gain unrealized results with derivatives (Net) (1.238) (63.718) -98% Exchange rate, monetary and financial charges (Net) 115.660 111.975 3% Adjustment to present value for receivables from sale of farms, machinery and financial leasings (5.099) (15.709) -68% Share based Incentive Plan ("ILPA") 1.108 1.392 -20% Income and social contribution taxes (67.796) (32.686) n.a Fair value of biological assets and agricultural products and depletion of harvest (32.080) (122.671) -74% Provision (Reversal) of impairment of agricultural products after harvest 1.074 8.069 -87% Provision (Reversal) allowance for receivables credit 7 (203) n.a Provisions for lawsuits 2.899 331 n.a Result on lease derecognition (529) (144) n.a 7.247 (67.036) n.a Changes in the Short Term Operating Capital Trade accounts receivable 46.773 (35.896) n.a Inventories (55.833) (137.377) -59% Biological Assets 88.427 133.289 -34% Recoverable Taxes (56.611) (10.418) n.a Derivative Transactions 1.484 7.667 -81% Other assets 8.226 11.027 -25% Suppliers (12.520) 4.619 n.a Related parties 2.904 (169) n.a Taxes payable (2.470) 14.015 n.a Labor obligations 1.067 812 31% Advance from customers 17.059 (17.516) n.a Lease liabilities (12.840) (8.937) 44% Other obligations (9.643) (5.677) 70% Payments of lawsuits (120) (238) -50% Additions to investment properties (55.398) (67.772) -18% Farm acquisitions - (4.852) n.a Farm sales receipts 179.273 269.802 -34% Net Cash generated by (used in) operating activities 147.025 85.343 72% Income tax and social contribution paid (26.204) (13.808) 90% Net cash generated by (used in) operating activities 120.821 71.535 69% CASH FLOW OF INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES Additions to immobilized and intangible (63.912) (79.973) -20% Redemption of (investment in) marketable securities 5.864 41.050 -86% Cash from business combination - 12 n.a Net Cash generated by (used in) investment activities (58.048) (38.911) 49% CASH FLOW OF FINANCING ACTIVITIES Loans and financing raised 616.614 443.601 39% Interest from Loans and Financing (82.147) (63.886) 29% Payment of loans and financing (496.559) (284.429) 75% Dividends paid (74.990) (155.983) -52% Generated (provided) net cash by financing activities (37.082) (60.697) -39% Increase (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents 25.691 (28.073) n.a FX Variation in cash and cash equivalents (100) 28 n.a Cash and cash equivalents initial balance 142.908 170.953 -16% Cash and cash equivalents final balance 168.499 142.908 18%

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