2018
DOI: 10.1590/1413-70542018422026717
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Financial and risk analysis of African mahogany plantations in Brazil

Abstract: Wood demand is increasing in quality and quantity, and economic studies are fundamental to analyze the feasibility of forest projects. These researches are in line with management and silvicultural studies, highlighting growth and yield modeling. This paper proposes an economic evaluation of implementation of African mahogany stands in Brazil under different perspectives of forest management. Data are from plantations ranging from 1.1 to 15 years old in different Brazilian regions. Financial analysis was under… Show more

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“…The NPV of woodlot producers without any contractual relationship is low compared to that in previous studies [25,32]. This may be because the market is determined by demand and supply in Ghana and farmers do not know the value of timber logs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 65%
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“…The NPV of woodlot producers without any contractual relationship is low compared to that in previous studies [25,32]. This may be because the market is determined by demand and supply in Ghana and farmers do not know the value of timber logs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 65%
“…This may be because the forestry companies who buy woodlots pay some expenses for investors. In previous studies [25,32], higher expenses were incurred in the production of the woodlot. This shows that there is a high investment when one produces woodlot on a contractual basis.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em se tratando de investimento nos plantios com mogno africano, Ribeiro et al (2018) relataram que a probabilidade de insucesso é praticamente zero, destacando-o como uma boa opção para o setor florestal, uma vez que possui altos valores de taxa interna de retorno (14 a 25%), o que são superiores à maioria das taxas de investimento disponíveis no mercado. Júnior et al (2018) corroboram com essa ideia, informando que o plantio de Kaya ivorensis em pequena propriedade, com ciclo de 20 anos, é um projeto viável e apresenta baixa sensibilidade às variações do mercado.…”
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“…We evaluate that most of the research that was published citing K. ivorensis from Brazilian plantations prior to 2019 were related to K. grandifoliola. The following works we are certain that studied K. grandifoliola, and not K. ivorensis as reported: Ribeiro et al (2016;2017;2018a;2018b); Mayrinck et al (2018); Oliveira et al (2018). While we are fairly sure -given the location mentioned on the Materials -of other research papers that report findings of K. grandifoliola and not K. ivorensis (e.g.…”
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confidence: 82%