In the short term, from 2012 to 2016, the Company will focus on;

• establishing 1,200 hectares of new Teak plantations.
• managing existing plantations (1,340 hectares by 2018).
• constructing the first FFF timber mill and FFF timber utilisation plant (2012/2013).
• further investment to develop a larger saw mill and furniture production plant (2018).

why invest in FFF

• Teak trees currently only meet 5% of global demand.
  
• Projected Internal Rate of Return of 20% on sawn timber.
• 5.5% annual growth in global Teak prices over the last 30 years.
• Strong potential capital growth returns starting in year 1 from a steadily growing and renewable natural resource.
• Diversify into the only agro-industry company to be listed on the SPSE.
• In-house expertise and resources of Teak, built-on over 70 years of Teak growth in Fiji.
• Strong potential Share dividends from 2017 onwards.
• No tax on Share dividends for companies listed on the SPSE.

how to invest in FFF

Contact the South Pacific Stock Exchange for a list of licensed stock brokers and investment advisors.