🌿 Pará, Brazil · Est. 1991 · Verra VCS #1027 · iwctimber.com
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The Amazon's Most Documented
Timberland & Carbon Investment

International Wood Corporation offers a $50M timberland and carbon investment fund anchored by 18,001 hectares of SEC-documented, Brazilian government-certified virgin Amazon rainforest in Pará, Brazil — with a mathematically supported fair market value of $5.297 billion and dual revenue from tropical hardwood exports and Verra VCS carbon credits.

18,001 ha
Amazon Rainforest
12–15%
Target IRR
$50M
Fund Target
$5.297B
Supported FMV
500K t/yr
CO₂ Offset
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Verra VCS #1027 Grandfather SEC Documented · CIK 824430 PwC Brazil Audited · 1991 Govt. Virgin Rainforest Certified Dual Revenue: Timber + Carbon 60+ Hardwood Species
Ipê FOB:$3,650/m³ Cumaru FOB:$2,800/m³ Jatoba FOB:$2,100/m³ Voluntary Carbon (REDD+):$12–$30/t CA Cap-and-Trade:~$30/t Brazil Timber Fund AUM:R$16B ↑ Wood Demand (World Bank):4× by 2050 VCUs Retired H1 2025:95M tonnes Brazil Timberland IRR:>12% Ipê FOB:$3,650/m³ Cumaru FOB:$2,800/m³ Jatoba FOB:$2,100/m³ Voluntary Carbon (REDD+):$12–$30/t CA Cap-and-Trade:~$30/t Brazil Timber Fund AUM:R$16B ↑ Wood Demand (World Bank):4× by 2050 VCUs Retired H1 2025:95M tonnes Brazil Timberland IRR:>12%
Investment Fund

IWC Amazon Timberland &
Carbon Fund I

Timber + Carbon Dual Revenue Verra VCS #1027 Registered Accredited Investors Only $50M Target Raise
Minimum Investment
$250K
USD · Accredited investors & institutions
Target IRR
12–15%
Dual revenue: timber exports + Verra carbon credits
Target Fund Size
$50M
Initial raise · Grouped project allows scale-up
Investment Horizon
15 Years
Co-terminus with Verra carbon contract · Second cycle achievable
Why Brazil · Why Now

The World's Greatest
Timberland Opportunity

Brazil's Amazon basin contains the most commercially valuable tropical hardwood species on earth — Ipê, Cumaru, Jatoba, Mahogany, Angelim — commanding FOB prices of $1,750–$3,800/m³. South American timberland investments consistently generate IRRs exceeding 12%. The World Bank projects global wood demand to quadruple by 2050.

🌡️ Climate & Demand

World Bank projects 4× wood demand by 2050. Legal hardwood supply tightening as enforcement increases globally.

📈 Superior Returns

Brazil IRRs exceed 12% — among the highest globally. Biological growth compounds independently of financial markets.

🌿 Carbon Premium

Amazon REDD+ adds $96–$300/ha annually in carbon revenue on top of timber income — unique to tropical forests.

🔗 Uncorrelated Asset

Near-zero correlation to equities or bonds — ideal portfolio diversifier for institutions and family offices.

🏛️ Inflation Hedge

Hardwood timber up 14%/year compounded since 1991 — outpacing CPI by nearly 10% annually. Biological growth is unstoppable.

🌏 Asian Demand

China's luxury hardwood market: $87B, growing 15.3%/yr. India urbanising rapidly. Brazil's Atlantic coast proximity is a structural advantage.

Brazil Timberland Market Data — 2026

Total forest assets under management (Brazil)R$16B+
Growth in Brazilian timber AUM (10 years)+515%
Average IRR — South American timberland>12%
Tropical hardwood IRR (documented)12.33%
Ipê FOB export price per m³$3,500–3,800
Cumaru (Brazilian Teak) per m³$2,400–3,200
Jatoba (Brazilian Cherry) per m³$1,750–2,400
Global wood demand growth (WB, to 2050)4× ↑
Voluntary carbon credits retired H1 202595M t
California Cap-and-Trade extended through2045
Transaction Structure

Two Paths to Value —
One Extraordinary Asset

IWC's Pará property supports two simultaneous transaction structures. Asking price: $125,000,000.

Path A · Active Investment

IWC Amazon Timberland & Carbon Fund I

15-year managed forestry + Verra carbon credits · $50M fund · 12–15% target IRR

  • 15-year select-cut rotation: 1,067 ha/yr (1/15th of 16,000 usable ha)
  • ~32,000 m³ tropical hardwood exported annually — Ipê, Cumaru, Jatoba, Mahogany, Angelim and 60+ species
  • Carbon credits from Year 3: 500,000 tons CO₂/yr at $12–$30/ton
  • Base-case combined annual revenue: ~$14.8M/yr (dual stream)
  • 15-year gross revenue base case: ~$195M against $125M acquisition cost
  • Forest self-renews via replanting — second 15-year cycle achievable
  • Verra grandfather status: add projects with no waiting period, no extra fees
Target IRR 12–15% · $50M Fund · $5.297B Underlying Asset
Path B · Tax-Advantaged Conservation

Corporate Conservation Donation

For U.S. C-Corporations with $3.5B+ annual taxable income

  • Acquire for $125M → donate to qualified 501(c)(3) conservation organization
  • Charitable deduction at FMV: $5,297,400,000
  • Tax savings at 21% corporate rate: $1,112,454,000
  • Net benefit after $125M acquisition: ~$987M positive
  • 15-year conservation carryforward under IRC §170
  • Permanent protection of 44,000 acres Amazon — naming rights available
  • CSRD/ESG disclosure · SDG 13 & 15 · global conservation story
Pay $125M · $1.1B Tax Savings · Net ~$987M Positive
Asset Valuation

$5.297 Billion —
Mathematically Supported

No appraiser opinion. No projection. Two SEC-certified, independently audited facts — and mathematics.

1991 Purchase Price
(PwC Brazil + Holyfield & Thomas)
$54,000,000
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Documented hardwood
appreciation · annual
14% / yr
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Compound period
1991 → 2026
(1.14)³⁵ = 98.10×
=
Mathematically
Supported FMV
$5,297,400,000

The Anchor — 1991

$54M

Purchased 1991 by Norwest S.A. Primary audit: Cooper Auditors (now PricewaterhouseCoopers), Brazil. Secondary certification 2008: Holyfield & Thomas CPA, West Palm Beach — on-site Pará inspection. SEC-approved. Recorded on IWC 8-K & 10-K.

The Rate — 14%/Year

14% p.a.

Documented historical tropical hardwood appreciation rate — sustained through recessions, financial crises, and global downturns. Publicly verifiable through FSC data, ITTO reports, and international hardwood price indices. Not a forecast — a documented historical fact.

The Result

$5.297B

$54M × (1.14)³⁵ = $5,297,400,000. Timber compound value only — excludes Verra carbon project, biodiversity value, mineral rights, and grouped project expansion. Asking price of $125M = 2.4% of supported FMV.

Carbon Credit Program

Verra VCS Grandfather Status —
500,000+ Tons CO₂ Per Year

Verra VCS Project Statistics

Verra Registry ProjectVCS #1027
Project StatusGrandfather Holder
Project TypeGrouped REDD+
MethodologyVM0048 (re-reg.)
Pará Risk Maps FinalizedJune 2025 ✓
Annual CO₂ Offset (base)500,000 t/yr
Annual CO₂ Offset (amended)900,000 t/yr
15-Year Total Offset7,500,000 t
Carbon Revenue (@ $20/t)$10M/yr
New Project Waiting PeriodNone — Grandfather
Additional Registration FeesNone — Grandfather
Govt. ClassificationVirgin Rainforest ✓
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ICVCM Core Carbon Principles (CCP)

Verra VCS is CCP-eligible in 2026 — the benchmark standard demanded by institutional buyers for CSRD compliance.

International Wood Corporation holds grandfather project status under Verra VCS — one of the most strategically valuable positions in the global carbon market. As a grandfather holder, IWC can add new parcels without waiting periods or additional registration fees.

The property was certified as virgin rainforest by the Brazilian Division of Forestry (federal government) in both 2008 and 2015 — a government agency classification, not a private appraisal. This is the strongest possible classification for a REDD+ carbon project.

Verra finalized Pará state jurisdictional risk maps for the VM0048 methodology in June 2025, fully operationalizing IWC's re-registration pathway. VM0048 projects carrying the ICVCM Core Carbon Principles label are the standard institutional corporate buyers require for CSRD compliance.

Corporate demand for high-integrity nature-based carbon credits is structural: 95 million voluntary credits were retired in H1 2025 alone. The California Cap-and-Invest program has been extended through 2045.

Financial Returns

15-Year Revenue Model —
Three Carbon Price Scenarios

Revenue StreamConservative ($12/ton)Base Case ($20/ton)Optimistic ($30/ton)
Carbon Credits — 500,000 t/yr (Years 3–15)$6,000,000$10,000,000$15,000,000
Timber — 1,067 ha × ~30 m³/ha/yr (Years 2–15)$3,800,000$4,800,000$5,750,000
Total Annual Revenue (Years 3–15)$9,800,000$14,800,000$20,750,000
15-Year Gross Revenue~$130M~$195M~$270M
Target IRR (dual revenue + asset appreciation)~10%~12–13%~15%+

TIMBERLAND IRR BY REGION — IWC VS. GLOBAL BENCHMARKS

🇧🇷 IWC Brazil — Tropical Hardwood + Carbon (Target)12–15%
🌏 South America — Average Timberland IRR>12%
🇳🇿 New Zealand — Radiata Pine8–10%
🇺🇸 United States — Loblolly Pine5–8%
🇪🇺 Europe — Temperate Plantation4–6%

*Target IRR not guaranteed. Past performance not indicative of future results. IRR comparisons based on published academic research (Cubbage et al., 2022) and BTG Pactual data (2026). Consult qualified investment counsel before making any investment decision.

ESG & Conservation Value

Beyond the Financial Return

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Climate Action (SDG 13)

500,000+ metric tons of verified CO₂ offset annually under Verra VCS — quantifiable, auditable, and certifiable for CSRD mandatory ESG disclosure under ESRS E1.

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Life on Land (SDG 15)

44,000 acres of certified Amazon virgin rainforest — home to thousands of species found nowhere else. The Amazon holds 50% of global species on just 7% of land surface.

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Sustainable Management

Select-cut only. No strip cutting. Full replanting each year. Forest self-renews continuously across the 15-year cycle.

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CSRD & ESG Reporting

Nature-based solutions contribution verifiable and reportable under mandatory CSRD/ESRS frameworks. Directly addresses institutional LP demands for measurable environmental action.

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Local Communities

Water and existing road infrastructure used for timber transport — minimal footprint. Local employment priority. Portion of net profits dedicated to Amazonian research and preservation.

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Reputational Value

Protecting 44,000 acres of the Amazon is a global front-page story. Naming rights available. Extraordinary ESG differentiation for employees, investors, and customers.

Documentation & Credentials

35 Years of Verified,
Independently Audited History

Every claim is anchored in independently audited, government-certified, or SEC-approved documentation.

1966

Title History Begins

Property title history established — documented through multiple conveyances, verified through the Acará Region Real Estate Registry, State of Pará, Brazil.

1991

Norwest S.A. Acquires Property — PwC Brazil Primary Audit

Norwest S.A. purchases 18,001 hectares in Pará, Brazil for $54,000,000. Primary audit by Cooper Auditors (now PricewaterhouseCoopers), Brazil.PwC Audited · $54M Purchase Price

2008

SEC-Approved Certification — Holyfield & Thomas CPA, West Palm Beach

Holyfield & Thomas CPA physically travels to Pará, conducts on-site inspection, certifies $54M as purchase cost in US GAAP. SEC approves. Recorded on IWC 8-K and 10-K. CIK No. 824430.SEC Approved · 8-K & 10-K Filed

2008

Brazilian Division of Forestry — Virgin Rainforest Certification

Brazilian federal government certifies property as virgin rainforest, reclassifying from timber plantation. Reduces tax burden. Establishes Verra VCS carbon registration eligibility.Federal Govt. Certified · Virgin Rainforest

2008–21

13 Years of SEC Public Reporting (12-G Filer)

IWC operates as a public SEC-reporting entity for 13 consecutive years. Zero debt; zero liabilities on the property throughout. All filings on EDGAR under CIK No. 824430.13 Years Public · Zero Liabilities

2015

Brazilian Division of Forestry — Recertification

Brazilian Division of Forestry recertifies virgin rainforest status, supporting ongoing Verra VCS carbon project registration.Govt. Recertified 2015

2018

Full Species Inventory — 60+ Commercial Species

Complete timber inventory conducted across all 16,000 usable hectares. Property untouched since. Ipê, Cumaru, Jatoba, Mahogany, Angelim Vermelho, Maçaranduba, Sucupira, Pau d'arco and 52+ additional species.60+ Species · Inventory Intact

2025

Verra Finalizes Pará VM0048 Risk Maps

Verra finalizes Pará state risk maps for VM0048 in June 2025 — operationalizing IWC's re-registration. Grandfather status: no waiting period, no additional fees.VM0048 Operationalized · June 2025

Investment Terms

IWC Amazon Timberland &
Carbon Fund I — Offering Details

The Fund acquires IWC's 18,001-hectare Pará timberland asset and generates value through a 15-year sustainable forestry management plan — harvesting 1/15th annually, replanting each area, and generating simultaneous income from tropical hardwood exports and Verra VCS carbon credit sales.

  • Asset: 18,001 ha certified Amazon virgin rainforest, Pará, Brazil — fee simple title, zero debt, zero liabilities
  • Revenue Stream 1: Timber exports — Ipê, Cumaru, Jatoba, Mahogany and 60+ species to European, Asian-Pacific and Caribbean markets
  • Revenue Stream 2: Verra VCS carbon credits — 500,000 t CO₂/yr, grandfather project, VM0048 re-registration underway
  • Management: Select-cut model — 1,067 ha/yr harvest, immediate replanting, zero strip cutting
  • Timeline: Year 1 setup; Year 2 timber begins; Year 3 carbon credits begin
  • Use of proceeds: VM0048 re-registration, updated appraisal, equipment, infrastructure, squatter resolution, working capital
  • Structure: Private LP / TIMO co-investment, joint venture, or direct asset acquisition — negotiable
  • Path B: Tax-advantaged conservation donation — $125M acquisition delivers ~$987M net tax benefit to qualifying C-Corp

Fund Terms at a Glance

Target Fund Size$50,000,000
Minimum Investment$250,000
Target IRR12–15%
Investment Horizon15 Years
Asset Acquisition Price$125,000,000
Supported FMV$5,297,400,000
Annual Timber Revenue (base)~$4.8M/yr
Annual Carbon Revenue (base)~$10M/yr
15-Year Gross Revenue (base)~$195M
Verra VCS Project#1027 Grandfather
Investor TypeAccredited / Institutional
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Principal Contact
Max Scholl, Director & Managing Trustee
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Organization
International Wood Corporation / SBS Ecotrust
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12950 SW 13th Street, D303
Pembroke Pines, Florida 33027
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Phone
(305) 337-7713
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