Forwood Teak Plantations

Despite the fact that teak is not one of the native species of Central America, parts of the area offers ideal conditions for the tree to develop.Teak plantations of varying sizes are now established in Costa Rica, Panama and Colombia.

Forwood has decided to locate its operations in Panama. With its proximity to the equator, the country offers perfect conditions for cultivating teak. Consequently, with skilled and professional management we can expect good growth and timber quality. From an export perspective, the Panama Canal is an exceptional resource for cost-effective access to different parts of the world.

Colón Region:
TU2000PAN01	Finca 19	Established year 2000 Planted area 19 hectares
TU2000PAN02	Finca 28	Established year 2000 Planted area 28 hectares
TU2000PAN03	Finca 83	Owned by Teak Invest Panama Ltd. Administrated by Forwood Forestry Panama S.A
TU2002PAN01	Santo Domingo	Established year 2002 Planted area 103 hectares
TU2002PAN02/ TU2002PAN03	Finca 23 & 26	Established 2002 Planted area 46 hectares
TU2003PAN01/ TU2003PAN02	Paraiso Globo A & B	Established 2003 Planted area 34 hectares
TU2003PAN03	Nuevo Ocú I	Established 2003 Planted area 43 hectares
TU2004PAN01	San Juan	Established 2004 Planted area 50 hectares
TU2004PAN02	San Juan/B	Established 2004 Planted area 47 hectares
TU2003PAN03	Nuevo Ocú II	Established 2004 Planted area 8 hectares
Panamá/Daríen region:
TU2006PAN01	El Mundito	Established 2006 Planted area 37 hectares
TU2006PAN02	Clarita I (Aqua Frías)	Established 2006 Planted area 118 hectares
TU2007PAN01	Clarita II	Established 2007 Planted area 30 hectares
TU2007PAN02	El Tortí	Established 2007 Planted area 294 hectares
TU2008PAN01	Rio Congo	Established 2008 Planted area 250 hectares