Why should I consider investing in agroforestry in Asia — especially the Philippines?

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Agroforestry is one of the most stable and profitable global asset classes, generating around USD 8
billion in annual turnover. Over the past fifty years, it has consistently outperformed equities, bonds, and
savings deposits.

Agriculture and forestry remain in constant demand, offering reliable long-term growth and portfolio
diversification. The Philippines is an especially attractive location due to its booming economy, ideal
tropical climate, and fertile farmland, much of which is being converted from former sugar plantations
to sustainable tree cultivation.

Our plantations are inland, away from  coastal zones, and will therefore be protected from
tsunamis, major floods, and volcanic activity. Labour costs and land prices are also lower than in many
neighbouring Asian countries, supporting strong investment efficiency.
Why Invest in Agroforestry in the Philippines?

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Isn’t the Philippines opaque or risky for foreign investors?

 

The Philippines has a clear and transparent legal framework for foreign investors in agriculture. Our
plantations will be audited annually by an independent firm, which will count and verify every single
tree.

We also invite all investors to visit their trees in person, covering the cost of a two-night stay at a
leading local hotel. Visitors will be able to see first-hand how their trees will be cared for and managed
to the highest standards.

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What’s the advantage of investing in tangible assets?

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Investing in real, physical assets such as trees provides strong protection against inflation and portfolio
diversification. Tangible assets like trees grow naturally over time.

Forestry investments offer passive income through harvest proceeds, and supported by strong global

demand. They also represent a decentralised, inflation-resilient asset outside the EU, providing extra

protection for investors seeking long-term stability.