CONSUFOR updated the value of Brazil's forest biological assets (R$ 96 billion). Paraná state, despite not having the largest planted area, stands out with the highest value (R$ 20.5 billion). In terms of species, Eucalyptus occupies the top of the classification, with a value close to R$ 55 billion. Even with the pandemic crisis the world has been facing, the Brazilian forest sector has remained resilient and vigorous, as a result, the value of forests continues on an upward
The 15 most valuable forest biological assets in Brazil represent around R$ 27 billion¹. In terms of total value, Suzano occupies the first position in the Brazilian ranking, with an asset that exceeds R$ 10 billion, followed by Klabin with almost R$ 5.0 billion. Regarding the planted area, Suzano leads the ranking with approximately 1 million hectares, followed by Klabin with approximately 300 thousand hectares. In terms of unit value, Remasa stands out in the ranking with a
This is a recurring question in business world and its answer requires the application of specific asset pricing techniques. Among these techniques, the discounted cash flow method is one of the most used in the market. Although discounted cash flow is an established method, there is much discussion around the assumptions used for its projection. One of the most discussed premises, undoubtedly, is the discount rate. Thus, in order to assist decision-makers, CONSUFOR surveyed
CONSUFOR conducts more than 60 valuation projects annually, covering more than 800,000 hectares of effective plantation valuated in several regions of Brazil and Latin America. The sum of assets valuated exceeds the mark of BRL 5 billion, including different forest genera such as Eucalyptus, Pine and Teak. Following the different standards established for the valuation of assets and companies (USPAP, IVSC, IFRS, IAS, ABNT ...) CONSUFOR accumulated, in the last 10 years, uniqu