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How To Purchase
Please download the tree order form purchase agreement. If you have any questions while filling out the tree order form or reading through the agreement, please contact LaQua International.
Teak Plantation Returns
Teak plantations offer one of the best values and highest yields in the timber sector. As a high-performing niche segment of the broader hardwoods sector, teak is best managed by smaller privately owned hands-on companies, as opposed to remote multinational operators. This allows for better quality and improved returns. A teak plantation in Belize offers optimal soil and climate conditions for maximum yield. A purchase of 200 teak trees may provide a return of over (US) $200,000 in approximately 20 years. Revenue is provided through thinning harvests so you do not need to wait 20 years for a return.
This conservative estimate is based on the historical appreciation in the value of teak and the projected future demand [shown in the table below]. The trees are regularly pruned to provide higher quality grain with fewer knots. The plantation is thinned (select trees harvested) to create more space for the existing larger trees. This process occurs multiple times between years 5 and 17, and the returns from these harvests may yield an annual return of 11% and total return of over 500% of the initial purchase.
The remaining trees reach full maturity in approximately 20 years and the expected return is 20 times the initial purchase. One of the major differences between teak and other commodities is that trees continue to grow regardless of market conditions. Teak has a solid history of sustained value and reliable returns, including a positive correlation between the increase in tree size and the increase in market value. This important biological factor exponentially increases your Asset.
This conservative estimate is based on the historical appreciation in the value of teak and the projected future demand [shown in the table below]. The trees are regularly pruned to provide higher quality grain with fewer knots. The plantation is thinned (select trees harvested) to create more space for the existing larger trees. This process occurs multiple times between years 5 and 17, and the returns from these harvests may yield an annual return of 11% and total return of over 500% of the initial purchase.
The remaining trees reach full maturity in approximately 20 years and the expected return is 20 times the initial purchase. One of the major differences between teak and other commodities is that trees continue to grow regardless of market conditions. Teak has a solid history of sustained value and reliable returns, including a positive correlation between the increase in tree size and the increase in market value. This important biological factor exponentially increases your Asset.
