Ethical Forestry - Mixed Species Projections

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    1. Mixed Species projections The following charts and projections have been constructed to give clear and precise information about our investments. These projections are specific to our plantations and our siviculture practices. Mixed Species (Cocobolo, Teak, Sable, Acacia, Mahogany, Spanish Cedar, Purple Heart) This is a mix of various local species such as Cocobolo, Teak, Sable, Acacia, Mahogany, Spanish Cedar, Purple Heart and many others. By including various species in your planting you gain access to hardwoods, so valuable, they are sold by weight. Mahogany and Cocobolo for instance are almost unavailable to buy by the board foot and are more commonly sold by the ounce. The following projections will help illustrate the likely harvest schedule and yields from growing 200 mixed species trees on the plantations. The projections are based on a starting price of £0.55 per board foot. If, after you review these projections, you have any questions about us growing trees for you, please feel free to call or email us. The harvest dates are for projections only, the actual dates will be up to you, the tree owner. We do not harvest any of your trees without your express permission to do so. Mixed Species projections – 200 trees Tree age 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 Number of trees 40 58 24 20 12 10 10 8 6 12 harvested Marketable wood per 28.56 82.66 179.68 331.72 551.21 646.88 861.25 1106.28 1381.88 1688.06 tree – board feet Care and £56 £272 £280 £494 £564 £632 £962 £1,130 £1,214 £3,392 management fee Net proceeds of £864 £4,252 £4,376 £7,726 £8,832 £9,908 £15,058 £17,718 £19,018 £53,128 each harvest Cumulative Total £864 £5,116 £9,492 £17,218 £26,050 £35,958 £51,016 £68,734 £87,752 £140,880 Table 1: This table shows the projected growth, harvests and yields from planting 200 trees. These projections are based upon a conservative lumber price of £0.55 increasing at an annual rate of 7% for the subsequent thinnings and the final harvest. The Care and Management fees (6%) are the fees we charge for growing and managing your trees, should you so choose us to do so. Harvests can be performed for any number of trees at any time you choose. ETHICAL FORESTRY Ltd, Bristol and West House, Post Office Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH1 1BL Tel: 0800 075 3010 Fax: 01202 366913 Email: enquiries@ethicalforestry.com www.ethicalforestry.com Company registration no. 6455149. Incorporated in England and Wales.
    2. Projection charts The following charts have been produced for you to clearly see what your projected returns could be. The projections in these charts are based upon a timber price increase of 7% p.a. Timber prices have been exceeding 7% p.a. due to the increased demand. Costa Rica has recently had to start importing timber as local demand outstrips supply. For more details on how the projections are calculated, please see the detailed notes. Past performance of timber prices does not guarantee future values. Ethical Forestry does not give investment advise, Investments may go down as well as up and you should be aware of all the risks involved, however small. Tree age 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 Marketable wood per tree 28.56 82.66 179.68 331.72 551.21 646.88 861.25 1106.28 1381.88 1688.06 – board foot Care and management fee £56 £272 £280 £494 £564 £632 £962 £1,130 £1,214 £3,392 Net proceeds of each £864 £4,252 £4,376 £7,726 £8,832 £9,908 £15,058 £17,718 £19,018 £53,128 harvest Cumulative total £864 £5,116 £9,492 £17,218 £26,050 £35,958 £51,016 £68,734 £87,752 £140,880 Tree value £23 £78 £194 £411 £783 £1,054 £1,602 £2,356 £3,372 £4,710 Investment value £4,324 £12,596 £23,716 £39,626 £59,908 £71,624 £90,170 £108,596 £125,788 £140,880 INDIVIDUAL TREE VALUE Return on investment -64% 5% 98% 230% 399% 497% 651% 805% 948% 1074% CUMULATIVE HARVEST VALUE CUMULATIVE HARVEST VALUE INDIVIDUAL TREE VALUE £150,000 £140,880 £5,000 £10,000 £4,710 £120,000 £4,000 £8,000 £3,372 £90,000 £87,752 £3,000 £6,000 £68,734 £2,356 £60,000 £51,016 £2,000 £4,000 £1,602 £35,958 £1,054 £30,000 £26,050 £17,218 £1,000 £2,000 £783 £9,492 £411 £5,116 £78 £194 £864 £23 £0 £0 £0 £0 7 7 9 9 11 11 13 13 15 15 17 17 19 19 21 21 23 23 25 25 77 99 11 11 13 13 15 15 17 17 19 19 21 21 23 23 25 25 TREE AGE TREE AGE CUMULATIVE HARVEST VALUE – Shows the projected cumulative totals from the INDIVIDUAL TREE VALUE – Shows the projected value of each tree at specific returns of your investment. e.g. By year 17 your projected returns should be years throughout your investment. These projections are based on a timber price £35,958. (You would have received £864 in year 7, £4,252 in year 9, £4,376 in increase of 7%. e.g. At year 15 your trees are projected to be worth £783 each and year 11, £7,726 in year 13, £8,832 in year 15 and £9,908 in year 17). at year 21 £2,356 each. Investment Value MARKETABLE WOOD PER TREE MARKETABLE WOOD PER TREE INVESTMENT VALUE 2000 4000 £160,000 MARKETABLE TIMBER - - BOARD FOOT MARKETABLE TIMBER BOARD FOOT £140,880 1688 £125,788 3000 1500 1382 £120,000 £108,596 1106 £90,170 2000 1000 861 £80,000 £71,624 £59,908 647 551 £39,626 500 1000 £40,000 332 £23,716 180 £12,596 29 83 £4,324 00 0 £0 7 7 9 9 11 11 13 13 15 15 17 17 19 19 21 21 23 23 25 25 7 7 9 9 11 11 13 13 15 15 17 17 19 19 21 21 23 23 25 25 TREE AGE TREE AGE MARKETABLE WOOD PER TREE – Shows the projected volume of timber INVESTMENT VALUE – Shows the projected returns if your whole investment produced from each of your trees at different stages of your investment. is cashed in early. e.g. If you chose to harvest your remaining trees in year 15, your e.g. A 15 year old tree is projected to yield 551 board foot of marketable timber. projected returns from the previous harvests AND the year 15 harvest (of all your remaining trees) would be £59,908.
    3. RETURN ON INVESTMENT INDIVIDUAL HARVEST VALUES INDIVIDUAL HARVEST VALUE RETURN ON INVESTMENT £60,000 1200% 1200% £53,128 1074% £50,000 1000% 1000% 948% 805% 800% £40,000 651% 600% 497% £30,000 399% 400% £20,000 £19,018 230% £17,718 £15,058 200% 98% £10,000 £8,832 £9,908 5% £10,000 £7,726 0% £4,252 £4,376 0% £864 £0 £0 -200% -64% 77 99 11 11 13 13 15 15 17 17 19 19 21 21 23 23 25 25 77 99 11 11 13 13 15 15 17 17 19 19 21 21 23 23 25 25 TREE AGE TREE AGE INDIVIDUAL HARVEST VALUE – Shows the projected values of each harvest. e.g. RETURN ON INVESTMENT – Shows the projected returns on investment. e.g. Your harvest in year 11 is projected to return £4,376 and your harvest in year If you chose to harvest your remaining trees in year 15, your projected 21 is projected to return £17,718. percentage return would be 399% after your initial £12,000 has been deducted.
    4. Notes to Mixed Species projections The projections in these tables, and the explanatory notes, are 7. The amount of marketable wood per tree is stated in board feet, provided for you to better understand the process of growing and a standard measure of wood used. One board foot of wood is one foot harvesting trees. While we believe these estimates of growth, costs square by one inch thick (1'x 1' x 1"). There are 12 board feet in a cubic and yields to be fair and reasonable, we cannot guarantee the future foot of lumber and 424 board feet in a cubic meter of lumber. value of your trees, nor the lumber proceeds you will receive from the The estimated amounts of marketable wood are based upon the harvest. We encourage you to seek the counsel of an independent estimated volume per tree in cubic feet, multiplied times 12 to obtain professional who can evaluate the accuracy of these projections. the number of board feet, and then reduced by 30% to allow for 1. The projections above are based upon a conservative lumber price processing waste, which is sawing losses and damage to the logs per board foot for the first thinning, increasing at an annual rate of 7% while being harvested, transported and processed. We are likely for the subsequent thinnings and the final harvest. to achieve far more efficient yields than those projected since everything is milled right on the farms, using the latest thin-kerf, 2. The projections in Table 1 are based upon the price of timber high yield bandmill technology. increasing at 7% per year. However, according to the ONF (Costa Rican National Forestry Office) prices for timber are increasing at a 8. Gross harvest proceeds – The estimated gross value of the lumber rate far higher. Costa Rica has recently had to start importing timber from each harvest is arrived at by multiplying the estimated value per as local producers cannot keep up with the demand. tree times the number of trees harvested in that thinning or harvest. 3. Both the timing and number of trees harvested are your choice. 9. Care and Management Fees are the costs of harvesting your trees, This is based on a combination of our experience and the latest milling your logs into marketable lumber, drying your lumber, Care, published silviculture practices derived from years of experience in maintenance and sale of your trees. If someone-else is harvesting/ plantation management. managing your trees, these fees will not apply. However a 6% charge Our professional foresters, who monitor the growth profiles of your would be applied at harvest as we would need to supervise the trees in the plantations, will report on their condition and help you harvest to ensure no damage is caused to others trees. determine the actual harvest dates and number of trees harvested. 10. There is currently a 15% Withholding tax applied by the Costa Rican Several additional months may be required after any thinning or Government on all money taken out of Costa Rica for which you are harvest to mill, dry and grade your lumber and prepare it for the liable. This is taken at source and NOT accounted for in the projections. international export market if it is to be sold as boards. An additional You should speak to your financial advisor for legitimate means of year or more may be required for the earliest thinnings, because offsetting this against your UK Tax. young tropical hardwoods are less known, or even unknown, in the world markets. 4. The most likely period of mortality or cull loss is during the first year after field planting. Our foresters will examine your trees frequently during this period and will promptly replace, at no charge to you, any tree that is not healthy or in any way not growing properly. We will also replace any tree that in our opinion is not growing properly for the next 2 years. Once the trees are past approx 3 years, the mortality and cull loss will essentially be 0% because if a tree is lost, we can simply mill it into lumber to be sold. 5. The useable height and diameter growth estimates are based upon growth rates obtained in our plantations, plantations in the Caribbean and Central America. Our actual growth rates exceed these projections, we have removed 1.5 inches in diameter and one third in height to allow for wastage and a more simple calculation to be used. 6. Our estimated volume per tree is calculated by multiplying the diameter of the tree x the diameter of the tree (diameter2) times the usable height of the tree. These projections are based upon the volume of the trunk and include the additional wood volume that may be obtained from the larger branches in the later harvests. ETHICAL FORESTRY Ltd, Bristol and West House, Post Office Road, Bournemouth, Dorset BH1 1BL Tel: 0800 075 3010 Fax: 01202 366913 Email: enquiries@ethicalforestry.com www.ethicalforestry.com Company registration no. 6455149. Incorporated in England and Wales.
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