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LXP-P-C

LXP Industrial Trust · Series C · REIT - Diversified
Also quoted as: LXP-C, LXPprC, LXP.PRC, LXP-PC, LXPpC
$46.16
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About this security

LXP-P-C is a 6.5% cumulative convertible perpetual preferred stock issued by LXP Industrial Trust, a REIT - Diversified issuer. $50 liquidation preference, current yield 7.04%.

LXP Industrial Trust: LXP Industrial Trust is a Maryland-based real estate investment trust (REIT) focused on Class A warehouse and distribution properties concentrated in Sunbelt and lower Midwest markets. As of December 31, 2025, the company held equity ownership interests in approximately 108 consolidated properties across 14 states, encompassing roughly 52.7 million square feet of space with a 97.1% leased rate. The majority of its leases are structured as net leases, meaning tenants bear substantially all operating costs including taxes, utilities, insurance, and routine repairs. Formed in 1993, LXP targets 12 specific markets and operates almost entirely through wholly-owned subsidiaries.

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Key Stats ✓ terms from SEC filing — verify via link below ✓ verified against SEC filing

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Current Yield
7.04%
Annual Dividend
$3.2500
Recent Market Price
$46.16
as of 2026-06-17
Disc/Prem to Par (→ screen)
Recent Ex-Date
2026-04-30
Pay Frequency
quarterly
Cumulative
Yes
Original Coupon
6.500%
Call Date
Yield to Call
n/a — not callable
Yield to Worst
n/a — convertible preferred
Liq. Preference
$50.00
Maturity
Perpetual
Redeemable
No
Convertible
Yes
Conversion Price
$26.82
Conversion Ratio
1.8643
Pay Dates
February 15, May 15, August 15, November 15
Shares Offered (original)
2,700,000 +400,000 OA
Issued
2004-12-08
Series
C
Alt. Symbology
LXP-C, LXPprC, LXP.PRC, LXP-PC, LXPpC

vs. REIT - Diversified category (121 issues): yield 7.04% vs avg 8.14% · discount -7.7% vs avg -13.8%

Quote

 LXP-P-C (preferred)LXP (common)
Last $46.16 $53.04
Change
Open$45.85$52.61
High / Low $46.27 / $45.85 $53.62 / $52.60
Prev Close
Volume1,311466,850
52-Week High / Low $48.43 / $44.41 $53.62 / $7.64

52-week range based on available history. Shares outstanding / market cap require a fundamentals feed (not in current data plan).

Price

LXP-P-C LXP (common)

Dividend History

Ex-DateAmount / Share
2026-04-30$0.812500
2026-01-30$0.812500
2025-10-31$0.812500
2025-07-31$0.812500
2025-04-30$0.812500
2025-01-31$0.812500
2024-10-31$0.812500
2024-07-31$0.812500
2024-04-29$0.812500
2024-01-30$0.812500
2023-10-30$0.812500
2023-07-28$0.812500

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Prospectus (SEC 424B5)

We are offering 2,700,000 preferred shares of beneficial interest, classified as 6.50% Series C Cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock, par value $0.0001 per share ("Series C Preferred Shares").

Use of proceeds: Net proceeds will be used to fund future acquisitions and for general business purposes.

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News — LXP Industrial Trust

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