Fiera Comox Acquires 6,650 Acres of Oregon Timberland
- Editor
- Jan 28
- 1 min read
What's Happening: Fiera Comox Partners Inc., an affiliate of Fiera Capital Corporation, has acquired 6,650 acres of private timberlands in Oregon, USA. The estate is located in a prime softwood producing region and primarily produces Douglas Fir, a premium tree variety.
The Key Moves:
The acquisition expands Fiera Comox's Natural Capital portfolio in the US Pacific Northwest.
The timberland has been sustainably managed for decades and will benefit from Fiera Comox's operational expertise.
This acquisition follows a recent joint venture transaction in New Zealand, providing geographic diversification.
By The Numbers :
The acquired timberland spans 6,650 acres in coastal Oregon.
As of September 30, 2024, Fiera Comox had C$4.2 billion in assets under management.
Fiera Comox has completed over 80 investments across 7 countries in private assets globally.
Key Quotes:
Antoine Bisson-McLernon, CEO: 'We are very excited to grow our Natural Capital portfolio with a leading timberland estate in the US Pacific Northwest.'
Jeff Zweig, Head of Natural Capital: 'We look forward to driving improved operating and sustainability outcomes to generate value for our investors.'
Fiera Comox aims to 'deliver attractive long-term returns to its investors while preserving capital and investing responsibly.'
The Bottom Line: This acquisition strengthens Fiera Comox's position in the natural capital sector, particularly in sustainable forestry. It demonstrates the firm's strategy of geographic diversification and focus on premium assets in competitive regions. The move aligns with their goal of generating long-term value while maintaining responsible investment practices.
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