Net Lease Office Properties (NLOP) intrinsic value & 10-year financials

Net Lease Office Properties (NLOP) has no Graham intrinsic value right now because the formula needs positive earnings. Over the last 6 fiscal years revenue shrank 5.3% a year to $118.9M, with an average return on invested capital of -10.0%.

Graham intrinsic value
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Share price (Oct 17, 2026)
$9.75
Market cap
$144.4M
Revenue (FY2025)
$118.9M
Revenue growth (6-yr CAGR)
-5.3%
ROIC (10-yr avg)
-10.0%
Free cash flow (FY2025)
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NLOP 10-year financial history

Fiscal year Revenue Net income EPS (diluted) Free cash flow Operating margin ROIC
FY2025 $118.9M -$145.3M -$9.81 — — -31.5%
FY2024 $142.2M -$91.5M -$6.18 — — -9.5%
FY2023 $175.0M -$131.7M -$9.00 — — -10.2%
FY2022 $156.2M $15.8M $1.08 — — 1.1%
FY2021 $147.9M $1.4M — — — 0.1%
FY2020 — — — — — —

Source: annual 10-K filings on SEC EDGAR. Figures in USD.

Executive summary

Net Lease Office Properties revenue growth over the past decade is N/A; insufficient history prevents a reliable 10-year CAGR calculation.

Net Lease Office Properties has historically struggled to out-earn its cost of capital, averaging just -10.0% ROIC.

Net Lease Office Properties capital allocation metrics are N/A for the decade; share count and net debt history are incomplete.

Benjamin Graham lens

Under Benjamin Graham's formula using SEC EDGAR fundamentals, Net Lease Office Properties is modeled at -5.3% normalized earnings growth with a 5.1% bond-yield adjustment. The resulting Graham intrinsic value estimate is $-1.98 per share.

NLOP stock: frequently asked questions

What is the intrinsic value of Net Lease Office Properties (NLOP) stock?

Graham's formula only works with positive earnings. Net Lease Office Properties reported diluted EPS of -$9.81 in fiscal 2025, so no Graham value is shown. The 10-year table shows revenue and cash-flow trends instead.

What is NLOP's return on invested capital?

Average ROIC over the last 6 fiscal years was -10.0%, and average return on equity was -12.2%. Sustained ROIC above about 15% usually points to a durable competitive advantage.

Where does this NLOP data come from?

From Net Lease Office Properties's annual 10-K filings on SEC EDGAR. Prices are end-of-day snapshots; valuations are formula outputs, not investment advice.

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