AZPL11 — AZ Quest Panorama Logística FII

(Hybrid brick-and-mortar + credit real estate fund)

Segment: Logistics / Hybrid (Brick-and-Mortar + CRI) · Price R$ 7.35 · P/BV 0.8537 · BV/unit R$ 8.61 · Net assets R$ 361 Mi · 5,796 unitholders · 2 assets

What is AZPL11

AZPL11 (AZ Quest Panorama Logística FII) is a Brazilian REIT in the Logistics / Hybrid (Brick-and-Mortar + CRI) segment. (Hybrid brick-and-mortar + credit real estate fund)

Owner of two logistics warehouses in Greater São Paulo leased to Mercado Livre and Iron Mountain, alongside a real estate credit portfolio — distributing tax-free monthly income. Please note: the fund has less than two years of operations and low daily liquidity, which makes trading larger positions difficult.

This page gathers the factual snapshot of AZPL11 in 2026: what the fund is, what it invests in, what it charges, who manages it and how it got here. Opinion, score and recommendation live in the analysis; payout calendar and projections live in dividends.

AZPL11 numbers in 2026

  • Net assets: R$ 361 Mi
  • Book value per share: R$ 8.61
  • Number of shareholders: 5,796
  • Assets in portfolio: 2
  • Occupancy: 100.0%

Fees

  • Management Fee: 1,10% a.a.
  • Performance Fee: N/A
  • Daily Liquidity: R$ 589 mil

Manager

Management: AZ Quest Panorama.

AZ Quest Panorama Ltda (CNPJ 37.783.771/0001-02) is the real estate arm of AZ Quest, a traditional asset management firm in the Brazilian market recognized for its multi-market funds. The Panorama line also manages AZPE11 (structured credit) and AZPR11 (diversified hybrid), with AZPL11 representing the firm's logistics/brick-and-mortar pillar.

Fiduciary administration is handled by Banco Daycoval S.A. Management has demonstrated allocation discipline (credit portfolio predominantly in São Paulo, 80% AAA in warehouses) and high transparency in monthly reports. Point of note: its specific track record in real estate funds is recent.

  • Inception in the real estate fund: Jun/2024
  • Taxa Adm: 1,10% a.a.

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AZPL11 portfolio: what the fund invests in

AssetLocation% of NAVOccupancy
Cajamar Logistics WarehouseCajamar — SP27.6%1.0%
AZ Quest Panorama Equity FII34.7%
Urdi Jandira Real Estate Fund (vehicle for the Jandira warehouse)14.0%
Direct CRI portfolio (~18 operations)23.1%
Cash and Fixed Income Funds0.8%

Concentration and diversification

HHI 0.27 — moderada.

BreakdownShare
By stateSudeste 100.0%
By tenantAZPE Real Estate Fund (diversified credit portfolio) 34.7% · Mercado Livre 21.8% · Iron Mountain 6.9% · CAOA 5.8% · Premix / World Mix / LogCare (Jandira) 6.9%

Price, P/BV and book value

Market price of R$ 7.62 (June 1, 2026) compared to the book value per unit of R$ 8.58 (financial statements as of Dec 31, 2025) — an 11% discount to book value. The real estate asset reappraisal in Feb/2026 added +1.25%, and recent leasing spreads (+22.4% in Jandira, +20.8% in Cajamar) suggest that the properties may be undervalued in the appraisal report.

last close R$ 7.35 · all-time low R$ 6.27 · high R$ 9.85 · book value per unit R$ 8.61.

Liquidity and trading

Average daily volume (21 sessions) of R$ 589,000.

Liquidity is the primary constraint on the thesis. A daily volume of R$ 589k supports retail investors with tickets up to ~R$ 100k without moving the price. Institutional funds and family offices must build positions via VWAP over strategic windows.

AZPL11 track record

In less than 2 years, AZPL11 grew its net assets from R$ 116M to R$ 359M, tripling in size through 3 offerings and consolidating a hybrid structure (warehouses + credit portfolio). The monthly distribution converged to R$ 0.075/unit following the 3rd offering, reflecting the expanded unit base. The market unit price fell from R$ 10.00 at the IPO to R$ 7.70 (-23%), while the book value remains at R$ 8.58 — creating a P/BV discount of 0.90 that presents an attractive entry window.

PeriodWhat happened
IPOFund liquidation on June 5, 2024, with initial net assets of R$ 116.4M. Initial allocation focused on warehouses (R$ 43.8M) and building the credit portfolio.
AQUISIÇÃO CAJAMARThe fund structures the acquisition of the Cajamar Warehouse (22.5% stake) using seller financing, allowing it to allocate a portion of resources to CRIs and optimize initial distributions.
ENCERRAMENTO DO 1º EXERCÍCIOThe fund closed 2024 with net assets of R$ 177.8M, stable distributions at R$ 0.09/unit (~11% yield on the IPO price), and a 100% occupied portfolio.
3ª EMISSÃOThe 3rd offering raises R$ 177.8M (23.7M units), lifting net assets to ~R$ 352M. Part is paid up via the contribution of AZPE fund units (R$ 125M), consolidating the hybrid structure.
CONSOLIDAÇÃOThe fund closed 2025 with 100% warehouse occupancy, an annual result of R$ 30.97M, and net assets of R$ 359.9M. Commercialization of the remaining Jandira area was executed at prices 20.8% above the previous contract.
ATUALApril 2026 results exceeded distributions with the highest positive payout in 6 months (R$ 3.78M generated vs R$ 3.14M distributed). Cash doubled to R$ 6.3M. The credit portfolio grew to R$ 233.7M via new repo operations, yielding CDI+3.10%/IPCA+11.10% — a meaningful improvement over the previous CDI+2.88%/IPCA+10.87%.

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