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Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corporation

AGMNYSEFinancial Services·US · USD
$233.61
-1.93 (-0.82%)
Prices as of August 10, 2026 · market closed

Price

Key statistics

Valuation
Market cap2.56B USD
Enterprise value39.09B USD
Trailing P/E12.96
Forward P/E10.18
PEG ratio0.63
Price / sales6.26
Price / book2.04
Profitability
Gross margin0.00%
Operating margin69.73%
Profit margin56.03%
Return on assets0.63%
Return on equity13.48%
Income (TTM)
Revenue408.69M USD
Gross profit408.69M USD
EBITDA0.00 USD
Net income200.05M USD
Diluted EPS$18.18
Rev. growth (YoY)24.90%
Balance sheet
Total cash1.05B USD
Total debt36.98B USD
Debt / equity1,994.18
Current ratio1.50
Book value / share$115.18
Cash flow (TTM)
Operating cash flow310.06M USD
Levered free cash flow182.49M USD
Shares & price
Shares outstanding10.85M
Float10.20M
Held by institutions88.21%
Beta1.00
50-day MA$199.17
200-day MA$175.37
52-week high$248.29
52-week low$136.57
Dividends
Forward rate
$6.40
Yield
2.72%
Payout ratio
33.92%
Frequency
Quarterly
Recent payments
  • 2026-06-15$1.60
Earnings (EPS)
DateEst.ActualSurprise2026-07-304.875.40+10.88%2026-05-054.444.74+6.76%2026-02-194.533.66−19.21%2025-11-282.942.57−12.59%2025-11-034.584.44−3.06%
About Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corporation

Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corporation, commonly known as Farmer Mac, is a federally chartered corporation that plays a crucial role in the United States agricultural finance sector. Its primary function is to provide liquidity and lending capacity to agricultural and rural markets through the secondary mortgage market. By purchasing qualified loans from lenders nationwide, Farmer Mac ensures financial stability and promotes growth in agriculture by increasing the availability of credit. Notable for its support of both large-scale agricultural businesses and family-owned farms, Farmer Mac operates by securitizing loans and guaranteeing mortgage-backed securities. This not only facilitates the flow of capital but also mitigates risks associated with agricultural lending. In addition to its impact on the agricultural sector, Farmer Mac's operations indirectly support the rural economy by enabling infrastructure development and promoting sustainability in farming communities. With its headquarters in Washington, D.C., Farmer Mac plays a pivotal role in maintaining the robustness of the U.S. agricultural loan market, bridging the gap between rural America’s financial needs and investors seeking reliable credit-backed assets.

Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Credit Services
CEO
Mr. Zachary N. Carpenter
Employees
212
Headquarters
Washington, DC, United States

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