Investing in forests: a Baltic case example

Discover how forest investments in the Baltic region can combine biological growth, responsible forestry and long‑term value creation. Forest investment is built on the managed development of forest assets over time – from species composition and stand structure to harvesting cycles and active asset management.

This illustrative investment example is based on a professionally managed forest portfolio in Lithuania covering approximately 281 hectares, dominated by pine, spruce and birch. The case demonstrates how factors such as species mix, stand maturity, growth potential and sustainable forest management are analysed and combined when assessing forest investments in the Baltic region.

^{A map of the area in the case. The properties in the case example is diversified across Lithuania.}

An illustration from the investment example

Here, you see a selected illustration from the investment example, showing how the forest area is distributed across the main tree species in the portfolio. It provides an immediate overview of what the investment is built on – showing the balance between pine, spruce, birch and other species.

When you download the full investment example, you will find this illustration alongside additional data, assumptions and analysis used to evaluate forest investments in the Baltic region.

^{An example of how forest composition is presented and analysed in the downloadable investment example.}