O ICRI11 (Itaú IPCA FII Real Estate Credit) is a high-grade paper fund with 33 CRIs (88,67% PL), R$ 393 Mi equity, 1,00% a.a. administration fee without performance and 13,71% DY in 12 months. The June/2026 review is not cosmetic: the fund manager made a relevant exchange of quality in the portfolio — came out of a CRI of pure solar distributed generation and entered into a Free Market Build-to-Suit — and absorbed, without passing on to the unit holder, a provision on one of its positions. Below, what has changed and what this means for risk and return.

What changed in the wallet

Three drives concentrate the reanalysis: one output and two inputs. The liquid effect is a repositioning that reduces exposure to distributed generation (more diffuse flow segment) and adds a first-line corporate debtor via logistics shed.

The output of AXS is the most informative piece. Solar distributed generation CRIs depend on a pulverized basket of small consumers migrating from captivating tariff to the plant discount — real flow, but laborious monitoring and non-spicious churn. Trading it for a single corporate debtor and investment-grade is a qualitative improvement in credit risk, even if it changes diversification of debtor by concentration in a single strong tenant.

The Free Market shed (Fulwood FW10)

O Fulwood FW10 it is a CRI supported in a logistics shed in Florianópolis-SC built under the modality Built-to-Suit (BTS) for the Free Market. . It represents 5,06% of the PL and is the sixth largest position of the fund, with acquisition rate IPCA+9,50% and market marking in IPCA+9,94%.

Who is the debtor and why does BTS matter

In a BTS contract, the property is built to a specific tenant, who signs an atypical long-term lease. This changes the nature of the risk: the tenant cannot simply return the property without paying fines covering the remaining balance, which makes the rent flow — and consequently the CRI service — much more predictable than in a typical lease. With the Free Market as a counterparty, the risk of defaulting on the paper’s lease is low: it is a logistics operator of open capital, leader of e-commerce in Latin America, with critical operational use of the asset (regional distribution center).

IPCA+9,5% vs NTN-B: does spread pay?

With NTN-B long running near IPCA+6,7%, the Fulwood delivers approximately 280 public-title spread base points at the acquisition rate — and the market marking at 9,94% suggests that the cargo still issues premium. For a logistical ballast BTS with debtor of this size, it is an attractive spread: it captures strong corporate credit risk and real estate risk of warehouse in a single paper, with the protection of the atypical contract. The duration of 3,7 years and the maximum LTV of 80% completes the structure — the LTV gives collateral margin over the value of the property, and the intermediate duration balances sensitivity to the real interest curve.

The portfolio effect is that ICRI11 is now available PL 11,55% in logistics sheds (before 5,8%), bringing a ballast vector with contracted inflation and robust debtor, replacing a dusty solar flow.

Provision MAGOPPF and the mattress of R$ 2,99/unit

The ICRI11 maintains a slice in FIIs (5,59% of the PL), and part of it is allocated to MAGOPPF — units for the Porto5 FII. In June/2026 the fund manager recognised a provision on that position, adjusting down the accounting value of units and, with this, the equity value of the ICRI11 in the month. Provision is an accounting recognition of potential loss — it is not necessarily a realized cash loss — but presses the PV.

The central point for the unit is where this pressure was absorbed. Instead of cutting yield, the fund used the accumulated income reserve. And here's the data that changes reading: even if it absorbs the MAGOPPF provision, the reserve rose from R$ 2,40/unit (mar/26) to R$ 2,99/unit (jun/26). . In other words, the current cash generation was enough to pay R$ 1,10 of DPS, swallow the provision and even increase The mattress. The fund manager confirmed: "There will be no effects on the distribution of income from the fund ahead".

Portfolio repositioning: what changes in risk and return

Adding the three operations, the ICRI11 segment map looks like this:

Risk reading is favorable. Distributed generation, although well priced (orgy carries MTM IPCA+9,47%), involves operational risk of consumer baskets. Reduce this slice by five points and direct it to a strong single debtor BTS and a MRV CRI with 100% Embedder warranty improves the average credit quality without touching the axis of the thesis — incorporation and sprayed follow as the two largest blocks (58% added).

In return, the loading rate remains competitive: MTM IPCA+ of 10,22% a.a. (Yield loading of 10,60%) in the inflation portion, which is 62,72% of the PL. The CDI+ (24,12%) parcel carries MTM of 2,61% — it is precisely where the fall of Selic compresses margin, and the MRV FB I to CDI+2,05% enters this more sensitive bucket to the interest cycle.

R$ 1,10 DPS in May/2026: sustainability

The yield of may/2026 remained in R$ 1,10/unit (paid in 11/06/2026), repeating April. The 12-month history shows a background that oscillates with the IPCA, but without ruptures:

The range of R$ 0,85 to R$ 1,10 follows the IPCA two-month lag over 63% of the portfolio: months of weak inflation (set-nov/2025) pulled the DPS down, and the recent inflationary resumption returned the level of R$ 1,10. With 12m payout of ~88%, the fund distributes less than it generates and makes cash — hence the reserve has risen to R$ 2,99/unit even by absorbing the supply. This mattress of almost three reais per unit gives room for a possible extraordinary yield or to soften months of negative IPCA, without depending on cutting the recurrent DPS.

Valuation

The unit negotiates R$ 95,39 against VP of R$ 101,89 — 0,936 P/VP, or 5,8% deage. . In the bucket of paper/general/medium risk pairs, the median P/VP is 0,99, which puts ICRI11 trading below comparable:

The loss of 5,8% against a median of pairs close to parity suggests relative discount, in a fund whose IPCA+ share loads MTM of 10,22% a.a. — about 350 basis points above NTN-B long (~6,7%). Buying VP's 0,936 is in practice taking a high-grade CRIs portfolio with a public title spread award and still paying below the equity. In front of one KNCR11 (pure post-fixed, more defensive in the Selic cycle in drop) or a BTCI11 (note 7,0), the ICRI11 offers more contracted inflation and recent qualitative repositioning, at the cost of greater sensitivity to the IPCA curve.

The estimated fair price is R$ 100,50 (QQX0ZQX to R$ 104), which implies a margin of about 5% over the current unit, not counting the dividend load.

The risks that remain

Reanalysis improves portfolio quality, but does not eliminate the structural points of the fund:

• IPCA sensitivity: 63% PL in inflation, duration of 3,24 years in this plot and lag of two months. Months of weak IPCA repress the DPS, as in set-nov/2025.
• Incorporation concentration: 32,88% of PL in 8 CRIs with average LTV from 50% to 76% — the largest block and highest real estate credit risk of the fund.
• Selic in Fall: compresses the CDI+ plot (24% PL, MTM 2,61%), just where the MRV FB I entered.
• Short history: 30 months since the IPO of Oct/2023 — still young basis for assessing the full cycle of management.
• Provision MAGOPPF: no effect on distribution, but the exact quantification of the impact on PV will still be detailed in the next reports.

On the positive side, the reserve of R$ 2,99/unit (which grew even by absorbing the provision), the unperforming adm rate of 1,00% — the cheapest of the segment —, the diversification of 33 CRIs with top 5 adding 27,8% and without default reported, and the very qualitative repositioning that motivates this re-analysis.

Where to dig

• Full analysis of the ICRI11 (all indicators, CRIs and simulations)
• AFHI11 — Bucket leader and reserve mathematics of a credit FII
• KNCR11 — the pure post-fixed when Selic changes direction

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