Alico to Engage Investors at 28th Annual ICR Conference in Orlando

FORT MYERS, FL – December 29, 2025 – Alico, Inc. (Nasdaq: ALCO), a long-standing Florida agribusiness and land management company, announced today its participation in the upcoming 28th Annual ICR Conference. The event, a key fixture for the investment community, is scheduled to take place from January 12-14, 2026, in Orlando, Florida.

Representing the company will be its President and Chief Executive Officer, John Kiernan, who is slated to host a fireside chat. This session provides a platform for the company to communicate its strategic direction and operational performance directly to a broad audience of institutional investors, analysts, and financial media. In addition to the fireside chat, Mr. Kiernan will be holding one-on-one meetings, offering a more intimate setting for in-depth discussions with investors.

The fireside chat is scheduled for Tuesday, January 13, 2026, at 11:00 AM Eastern Time. In a move to ensure broad accessibility, the discussion will be webcast live. Interested parties can access the broadcast through the investor relations section of Alico's corporate website.

A New Chapter After Strategic Transformation

Alico's presence at the conference is particularly timely, coming on the heels of a significant “strategic transformation” the company undertook in 2025. With a history stretching back over 125 years, the company has evolved significantly from its origins. As of the end of the fiscal year on September 30, 2025, Alico has reshaped its operations to function as a diversified land company, managing an extensive portfolio of approximately 49,537 acres spread across eight counties in Florida.

This transformation signals a pivotal shift in the company's long-term strategy. While maintaining its roots in agriculture, Alico is now placing a pronounced focus on leveraging its vast land holdings for strategic development opportunities and diversified agricultural operations. This dual approach allows the company to capitalize on the intrinsic value of its real estate assets while continuing to generate revenue from its farming activities. The company's public statements emphasize a mission to create long-term shareholder value through this multifaceted land management approach.

Balancing Development with Stewardship

As Florida's population and economy continue to grow, the management of large land tracts like those held by Alico becomes a subject of significant interest. The company's strategy appears to navigate the balance between capitalizing on development potential and upholding its commitment to environmental responsibility. Alico has consistently highlighted its dedication to responsible land stewardship and conservation as a core tenet of its corporate identity.

Investors participating in the ICR Conference will likely be keen to hear more from Mr. Kiernan about the specifics of this strategic balance. Key topics of interest may include the timeline and nature of planned development projects, the performance and outlook for its diversified agricultural segments, and the tangible ways in which the company is integrating conservation efforts into its business model. The one-on-one meetings will provide a crucial opportunity for detailed questioning on the company's asset valuation, capital allocation plans, and projections for generating returns from its extensive land portfolio.

The ICR Conference is known for bringing together management teams from hundreds of public and private companies with the investment community. For Alico, it serves as a critical annual touchpoint to articulate its vision and progress. The insights shared during the fireside chat and subsequent investor meetings will be closely watched for indicators of the company's trajectory as it moves forward with its newly defined strategic focus in the dynamic Florida market.