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An in-depth report on the global forestry industry
In this detailed report, we look at the drivers behind global timber consumption, which we believe will result in increasing timber prices and therefore also forestry asset values. Global timber consumption increased by 1.1% per annum between 2000 and 2020. Over the next three decades, we expect timber consumption to rise by 3.1% per annum.
🏢 Urbanisation 🏭 Decarbonisation 🏘️ Increased housebuilding
Timber will play a critical part in this transformation.
The dual effect of urbanisation and decarbonisation will be more new homes and cleaner low carbon intensity buildings being built from timber. Wood will increasingly replace high carbon intensive steel and concrete.
Forestry ownership and returns continue to be underpinned by the biological growth of the trees. Forests provide protection from inflation and portfolio diversification, with minimal correlation to other asset classes. During the COVID-19 pandemic, forest values have continued to rise, due to assets being valued on a long term basis.
In times of unprecedented volatility, the defensive nature of forestry ownership is particularly pertinent.
Past performance is not an indicator of future performance.
When investing in forestry, your capital is at risk. Please ensure you read more about the risks involved.
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