Quality
Teak - Such an Attractive Investment
Across
the world, one of the most highly regarded of all the tropical
hardwoods is teak. Its prolific use within the furniture and
construction industry is renowned. And it is the same attributes that
create outstanding furniture and strong construction materials that
make teak equally as attractive to the informed investor.
Predictable
Growth
The
investment itself is one that grows both visibly and
financially. As a tree turns from a teak sapling into a fully grown
specimen, the value of the investment also develops, showing that
money really can grow on trees! Thanks to the reliability of the Teak
species, it is possible to be confident in the return that such an
investment will bring. The solid structure and natural resilience to
pests, disease and adverse weather conditions creates a strong and
solid material for production which cultivates a degree of certainty
for investors that is not available in many other natural products.
High
Demand
The
hardwood taken from the Teak tree is highly grained and offers a
beautiful colouring which makes the wood highly sought after in the
furniture industry. As demand for such a raw material is on the rise,
so the value of any investment in teak also increases. Used in
a variety of ways, the versatility of the wood is such that even when
market conditions impact on the overall timber asset class, teak
prices remains buoyant.
Readily
Available Markets
There
are markets for selling both raw teak and the final products that are
made from it. The products that are created are readily demanded and
can frequently be founded in local marketplaces across the world, but
especially in Asia where in many countries it is the wood of choice.
In a similar way, the markets for teak investment are also
readily accessible by large stockholders and individual investors
alike. Any investment in Teak can be liquidated simply by felling the
mature trees and selling them on to the local or global timber
market, or by dealing in futures for immature trees via forward
purchase contracts.
Limited
Supply
Due
to the long term growth required to produce high quality teak, the
supply of the wood itself is relatively limited. Changes in volumes
require patience and hard work and the current existing shortage is
estimated to continue until at least 2030. This limited supply
enables producers to claim a much higher price for Teak than other
similar hardwoods and ensures that the value of the wood is
consistently maintained. Such a resource limitation provides a much
greater opportunity for the return on any investment made and more
confidence in the ability of the initial capital to maintain its
value against market fluctuations and rises in inflation.
Most
major teak producing Countries have applied Laws to completely ban
the logging of natural teak forests and to criminalize any groups
involved in illegal logging. Supply and Demand economics should
continue to maintain Teak as an expensive hardwood.
Over
the past 30 years, teak has consistently outperformed stocks, bonds
and a range of other commodities to provide an estimated 5%-15% annualized ROI to its investors creating a valuable and attractive
asset for all those involved.
For
further information please contact Silvinvest. The investments we have access to are in standing teak. This means that the trees you purchase are already semi-mature and this offer a certain amount of flexibility when considering an end date for your investment.You can book a
telephone enquiry session or request a brochure using our appointment booking widget
located top right.Cash Investments
can be made directly or via a Self Invested Personal Pension (SIPP)if you are a UK citizen.
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