Timberland Investing is no longer just about stable cashflows. Timberland is experiencing several exogenous shocks that is impacting prices. Some good.
Worth Paying For Timberland
Timberland investors are used to predictable stable cashflows. But 2022 has introduced significant volatility into the asset class. Not surprisingly, driving this volatility on the supply side are heightened energy, fertiliser and transport costs. And as a recession takes hold, softening demand may further impact cash returns.
Nevertheless, timberland remains high on the agenda with specific institutional investors. The shift in portfolios towards sustainable products, and the long term structural trends of renewable energy and net zero portfolios are keeping the traffic on timber research papers inside RFPnetworks high.
Farmland
Inflation Protection Properties of Land Based Assets
Sensitivities Do Differ

Agriculture Investing For Reaching Net Zero
Farmland, Timberland & Natural Capital
