Allocators surge into natural capital with Australian forestry deal
Driven by government backing and rising net-zero targets, investors are elevating forestry to a core asset class by pairing commercial timber revenue with carbon credit yields to shield portfolios against market uncertainty.
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Australia’s Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has allocated $48.3 million (A$69 million) to help launch a A$142 million sustainable forestry platform in Tasmania, marking its fourth major investment in natural assets.
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