Dasos cooperating with Green Belt

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Dasos Capital in partnership with the EIB and ISIF are heading up a forestry fund in Ireland of €112 million

Green Belt, Ireland's largest private forestry group are proud to be working for Dasos, as one of the maangers with responsibility for assessment, acquisition and management of the relevant properties. Quality, species and access are important requirements when considering each purchase. Ideally, areas of Sitka Spruce no less than 40 acres are to be considered and a similar area for land purchases.

Green belt will assess the land and/ or forest and a realsitic market price can be negotiated. We would urge those considering selling land and/ or forestry to have title documents prepared or in the process of being prepared through their solicitors. This will significantly improve closing time.

We have seen many parties who planted in the last 15 - 20 years seek to sell their forestry having enjoyed the generous premium. Now many are looking to reinvest the monies from the sale of their forestry into either new plantations or other ventures.

If you would like a conversation about selling your land or your forestry, please call Maurice Ryan on 087 675 3097.

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Dasos Capital in partnership with the EIB and ISIF are heading up a forestry fund in Ireland of €112 million

Not to Drone on about it...

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Drones are becoming more and more useful when it comes to analysing forestry and timber. The ability to access pre first thinned plantations is made much easier by being able to generate 'live' imagery and can direct you resources to the areas most in need of assessment.

Green Belt utilise drone along with many other technologies to determine the best plans and maximise the ultimate yield for forestry investment plantations. You can call us anytime to learn how this can help your portfolio.

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Not to Drone on about it...
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Drones are becoming more and more useful when it comes to analysing forestry and timber. The ability to access pre first thinned plantations is made much easier by being able to generate 'live' imager...

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