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The document outlines the Forest Enterprises Secondary Market, which allows investors to buy and sell existing forest investments. It explains the differences between primary and secondary market investments, details the investment process including tender submissions, acceptance procedures, and associated costs. The guide also specifies who can invest and provides contact information for further inquiries.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Tender Form in the editor.
Begin by entering your full name(s) in the designated field at the top of the form.
Provide your address, including street, city, and postal code, ensuring all details are accurate.
Fill in your contact information: daytime and nighttime phone numbers, along with your fax number if applicable.
Enter your email address for communication regarding your offer.
Specify the investment you are interested in by writing its name in the corresponding section.
Indicate the purchase price per share and total amount you are offering, both in figures and words.
Review and accept the terms and conditions outlined at the bottom of the form before signing.
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Who owns New Forests?

In 2022, Nomura Holdings, Inc. announced* to acquire a stake in New Forests Pty Limited, one of the worlds leading nature-based real assets and natural capital asset management companies. This acquisition was completed in January 2023. As a result of the acquisition, Nomura now owns over 41% of New Forests shares.

How to invest in forest land?

This can be done by purchasing an existing property or by participating in a tree plantation development. This option allows investors to have control over the management of the property and the potential profits from the sale of the timber. This also avoids inheritance tax.

Who is the founder of the New Forests?

New Forests was officially established by David Brand in Sydney.

How much forest is left in NZ?

New Zealands forests today Today, New Zealand has a total of 10.1 million hectares of forests, covering 38% of the land. Of this: 8 million hectares are native forest. 2.1 million hectares are plantation forest.

Who are the shareholders of the New Forest?

The agreement, which is subject to regulatory approval and expected to be completed by December 2022, will see Mitsui become a 49% shareholder and Nomura a 41% shareholder, with the remaining 10% shareholding retained by New Forests staff.

How does forestry investment work?

Biological growth underpins a forestry investment. It provides investors with annual volume increases, as crop growth occurs irrespective of the global economic cycle. The physical growth of a tree results in an annual increase in the volume of timber.

Who is the CEO of the New Forest?

Mark Rogers was appointed Chief Executive Officer of New Forests in April 2023.

Who bought New Forest?

Mitsui and Nomura enter agreement to purchase New Forests Mitsui and Nomura will provide capital to support New Forests strategic growth initiatives and the global expansion of its investment platform.

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