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return of 12% plus X (IRR)

The yield on an investment in fine wood (teak and mahogany plantations) depends on the following factors:

► Plantagenumtriebszeit
► usable timber volume in m 3
► achieved quality of the wood
► price on the world market during the Plantagenumtriebszeit

These 4 parameters are influenced mainly by the quality and origin of the seedlings, plantation location, climate and Agro-Forestry-management. And therein lies the key advantage of Green Planet Group.

Green Planet Group calculates the return on Plantagenumtriebszeit after the IRR method (Internal Rate of Return). This method is most suitable for a return in% for a project over several years to calculate with different yields.

upfront Why Green Planet Group at high rates of return of over 12%?

forestry investments, the asset class with the best risk-reward ratio. achieve more than four decades, investors with an average yield of wood about twelve percent per year.
They go up a significantly lower risk than a commitment on the U.S. Index Standard & Poor's. Especially teak and mahogany is suitable for investment. It grows very fast, is very popular and its price is rising steadily. Therefore, our customers, and includes an investment in Green Planet AG to its portfolio a real powerhouse. They achieve an annual return of about twelve percent and more while enjoying maximum security .

The biggest difference to other asset classes such as derivatives, funds, ec. is that trees grow naturally and therefore the amount of wood from year to year increases and thus gaining in value. We call it organic growth, with natural compound interest.

The steady price for teak and mahogany with in the last 20 years also contributes to the great performance. The high demand from Asia (China, India) and the shortage by reducing the overexploitation of the rain forests is mainly in the coming decades , Cause that world market prices for precious woods such as teak and mahogany continue to rise.

The yield index of investment in wood was in the last 20 years over 12% (Timber Index). The signs of the increasing demand on the one hand and the shortage on the other side will lead to this unique performance is maintained for the foreseeable future and continue to rise.