Why Invest In Teak

Historically, forestry has offered low volatility and minimal correlation with equities. It’s perhaps not surprising then, that given the recent global economic downturn, a growing number of individuals, institutions and pension funds are including timber as a ‘hard asset’ in their portfolios.

And why not? The price of mature teak once harvested has averaged an annual increase of 6% over the past century, while stocks, bonds and commercial property have both seen returns tumble in recent years. That trend looks set to continue with the rising global demand for timber, fuelled in particular by the exponential growth in consumption of China and India. The UN Food and Agriculture Organisation isn’t in any doubt, predicting world consumption of industrial wood will rise 60% over the next 25 years.

For those looking for an investment that will allow you to pay off your mortgage in the next 20 years it would appear that timber is the natural choice.

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