Am I going to win or lose money with PQAG11?

That is the first question of any unit holder — and the direct answer is: You'll probably win yeld. (YYY of 10,88% contractually protected until 2034), but you can lose quotation on the way If you're forced to sell at a bad time. The DPS is mathematically supported by the atypical contract — termination fine = present value of the remaining rents + 25%. Not the stock price. Below is the numerical photo:

The asset: 64.936 m2 of ABL on the banks of Anhanguera ( 22 km from the Cajamar plant), Built-to-Suit certified LEED Gold, 100% occupied by Natura via two atypical contracts. PL of R$ 777,8 mi, 13.991.890 units in circulation, admin rate of 0,20% a.a. without performance — the lowest of the segment (HGLG11 1,0% snake). The fund delivers almost all the direct rent to the unit holder, which explains 10,88%'s DY in an institutional asset.

Should I sell now or hold it?

That's the practical decision. Both sides of the account:

Argument to hold: If your horizon is 8+ years and you don't intend to sell in the middle of the way, the PQAG11 locks real yellow 10,88% in premium logistics asset with atypical contract — higher than the 8-9% of the HGLG11 with diversified risk. The DY is mathematically guaranteed up to set/2034 by the contract Natura. R$ 54,33, you buy an AAA BTS with 2% discount on VP. In total profitability (yield + main maintenance), beats diverse when the cycle is favorable and equals when it is hostile.

Arguments to sell now:

1. Close liquidity. 478 unit holders for R$ 778 mi is institutional fund number — not retail. HGLG11 has more than 480,000 unit holders. Each average PQAG11 unit holder holds R$ 1,63 mi in units. When this profile decides to leave, the price drops without an equivalent buyer on the other side. If you need the money on the horizon 12-24 months, the risk of selling at a bad time is high.
2. Total concentration in 1 lessee. 100% from the recipe comes from Natura Cosmetics. There is no diversification of tenants, sector or region. Any corporate restructuring of Natura — even with atypical binding contract — is perceived as existential risk by the market, lowering the price even without relevant fact.
3. Risk of recurrent secondary supply. The ten/2025 event (3,33 million units to R$ 59,50, R$ 198,9 mi distributed via coordinator) was NOT to capture money — it was zeroing position. Pressed from R$ 64,41 (jan/2026) to R$ 51,00 (mar/2026). If more institutional units decide to recycle portfolios in the next 12 months, the scenario repeats itself.
4. Revenue in 2 annual withdrawals. Rent does not enter monthly: Natura pays in 21/jan (Recipient Headquarters + Annex, ~73-74%) and 1o/out (Distribution Centre, ~26-27%). In the other 10 months, the fund distributes DPS by applying box to LCIs (98-99% of the cashier). Any delay or contractual dispute in one of these two withdrawals is half the year's revenue.
5. Hidden addiction without closure. R$ 3 mi spent on new fire network in Aug/2025 for failure of corrosion protection of the original construction. Dispute with the builder continues in progress, with no guarantee of recovery. It's overhang small, but market loads in pricing.

When you hold it, it makes sense:

1. If your horizon is 8+ years (until contract maturity) and you don't need the money on the way.
2. If you understand you're buying contractual Yield of 10,88%, non-volatile quotation — and accepts high beta unit against institutional events.
3. If your thesis is to keep a premium BTS AAA discounted on VP in diversified portfolio (small weight, e.g. 3-5%) to lock real Yield.

The Discount Schedule — Timeline

From R$ 70,00 (set/2024) to R$ 49,30 ( Apr/2026) = -29,6% in 18 months, without any relevant event in the asset. Vacance continued zero. DPS continued to readjusted R$ 0,49. WAULT continued ~8,4 years. The asset has not changed — the book of unit holders has changed.

What Changed — The 3 Reasons for the Discount

1. Structural narrow liquidity. 478 unit holders is institutional fund number, not retail. HGLG11, by comparison, has more than 480,000 unit holders. Each average PQAG11 unit holder holds ZQX1ZX mi in units — family office profile, foundation or insurance. When this profile decides to recycle wallet, it leaves in block and the offer book in home broker does not have on the other side who absorbs in the same size. The result is melted price — regardless of asset quality.
2. Total concentration in 1 lessee. 100% from the recipe comes from Natura Cosmetics. Although the atypical contract by 2034 legally protects, the market places a single-tenant risk on a spread above diversified funds. Comparative: HGLG11 has dozens of tenants, never zero vacancy but distributed, and therefore negotiates in P/VP
3. Hidden addiction without closure. The oxidation in the fire network discovered in Oct/2024 was solved operationally in Aug/2025 (new air network delivered, ZQX0ZX mi from the bottom). But the dispute with the construction company for the refund is ongoing, with no guarantee of recovery. It is the least of the three risks, but it represents overhang in the balance sheet that the market still carries in pricing.

Why This Happened — The Paradox of AAA With Small Book

Institutional assets usually have institutional units. It makes sense — who buys R$ 5 mi from shares from a fund is a family office, a foundation, an insurance company. O PQAG11 It was born from this profile and never managed to spray for retail. The problem is, when these unit holders decide to recycle wallets, they go out in blocks, and the book on home broker just doesn't have on the other side who absorbs in the same size.

This is exactly what the secondary offer of ten/2025 showed: they were necessary 3,3 million units to R$ 59,50 distributed via coordinator for a single unit zero position. If this same position had been played directly in the home broker, the result would have been the same as in 29/04/2025 — only multiplied by 3.

The paradox is structural: to attract more unit holders and dilute the risk of institutional exit, the fund would need to offer units in IPOs/follow-ons — but the fund manager (Paquetá) has no market culture, and Natura has no interest in expanding the base that has control of the property. The result is a fragile balance: active top, protected yield, shallow book. Whoever buys it needs to understand this equation.

What to keep an eye on from now on

1. Next secondary offer event. There is no known deadline, but if history repeats itself (it was institutional in ten/2025), it can happen again in the next 12-18 months. Follow B3 reporting on unit holders with relevant participation (≥5%) by zeroing or reducing position.
2. Payment of the 2 annual withdrawals. 21/jan/2027 and 01/out/2026 are the next critical dates. Any delay (even administrative) in the entry of Natura's rent has to be communicated via relevant fact — and the market will react.
3. Resolution of the hidden vice. Dispute with the builder may end in agreement, indemnity or damage. Official communiqué via relevant fact when there is outcome.
4. Natura's corporate health. While the atypical contract legally protects any relevant fact of Natura&Co (NTCO3) that signals operational or financial restructuring may press the PQAG11 even without change in the lease agreement. Remember: Atypical contract has fine that covers VP + 25%, but execution depends on the counterparty having cash.
5. Comparative peer. If another BTS Natura or AAA logistics appears with a deeper book (more unit holders), the PQAG11 may lose relevance to the concentrated portfolio family. Accompany single-tenant FIIs releases in the next 12 months.

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