NLCP 10-Q: Material agreement

Filed with the SEC on · accession 0001854964-26-000035

NLCP filed a 10-Q (quarterly report) with the SEC on Nov 5, 2026. NewLake Capital Partners amended its Loan and Security Agreement to reduce the Applicable Margin to 0.00%, extend the revolver termination date to May 6, 2029, and set initial revolver availability at $30 million with potential increases up to $100 million.

Summary of the filing

NewLake Capital Partners amended its Loan and Security Agreement to reduce the Applicable Margin to 0.00%, extend the revolver termination date to May 6, 2029, and set initial revolver availability at $30 million with potential increases up to $100 million. Two exiting lenders had their commitments reduced to zero.

Key details

Initial Revolver Availability$30.0M
Maximum aggregate Revolver Commitments$100.0M
Minimum increase in Revolver Commitments$5.0M
Maximum total increases under Section 2.1.7$10.0M
BorrowerNLCP Operating Partnership LP
Parent/guarantorNewLake Capital Partners, Inc.

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What did NLCP file with the SEC on Nov 5, 2026?

NLCP filed a 10-Q (Material agreement). NewLake Capital Partners amended its Loan and Security Agreement to reduce the Applicable Margin to 0.00%, extend the revolver termination date to May 6, 2029, and set initial revolver availability at $30 million with potential increases up to $100 million. Two exiting lenders had their commitments reduced to zero.

What does a material agreement mean for NLCP stock?

A contract important enough that investors need to know about it — a big customer contract, a loan, a merger agreement or a partnership.

How do I read a 10-Q?

The quarterly report: unaudited results for the quarter plus management’s comments. Compare revenue, margins and cash flow with the same quarter last year. Check MD&A for guidance changes and what drove the quarter.

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Public companies must tell the SEC about anything that can change their value — results, leadership changes, big deals, new shares, bankruptcy. Filings are the official source, often before the news. A 10-Q (quarterly report): The quarterly report: unaudited results for the quarter plus management’s comments.

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