Additional innovations in innovation and heavy financial investment into research study and advancement are vital factors for Asia Plantation Capital’s success in an extremely complicated market which it now leads.

Barry Rawlinson, CEO of Asia Plantation Capital mentioned “We are delighted to see that after exactly what looks like a lifetime of effort on our plantations, and in specific our agarwood plantations we are starting to gain strong returns for tree owners. Our industrial agarwood gathering programme began in 2012, and much more harvests are due over the years to coming due to a mix of sustainable thinning, replanting and tree maturity.”

Investor’s Return On Investment:
“Our tree owners have actually taken pleasure in returns of as much as 498 %. This information is offered in the audited accounts of Asia Plantation Capital, it is based upon the initial cost spent for the trees by customers’ vs their yield and real payments made, as shown in the chart leading right.”

This month likewise sees the commissioning of a brand-new assembly line for Asia Plantation Capital, a financial investment in enhanced ability to produce various value included forestry items such as agarwood tea, improved wood chips and speciality instilled wood powder for supply to the worldwide incense and pharmaceutical markets.

Production of agarwood chips and tea is currently making use of 100 % of agarwood tree stock had by Asia Plantation Capital. It is of note that ought to any of these alternate market utilizes possibly provide greater returns on agarwood trees to oil production, Asia Plantation Capital will certainly provide owners these profits sources as an added option to oud oil.
Asia Plantation Capital’s agarwood plantations have to date offered tree owners with returns of SG$ 2.1 million. Plantation operations have actually carried out regularly because 2009, results that have made Asia Plantation Capital extremely happy.

Barry Rawlinson, CEO of Asia Plantation Capital mentioned “We are delighted to see that after exactly what looks like a lifetime of effort on our plantations, and in specific our agarwood plantations we are starting to gain strong returns for tree owners. Our industrial agarwood gathering programme began in 2012, and much more harvests are due over the years to coming due to a mix of sustainable thinning, replanting and tree maturity.”