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Name:

iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF

Assets under management:

$175 M

Expense ratio:

0.41%

Inception date:

25 June 2008

Last ex-dividend date:

11 June 2024

Next ex-dividend date:

N/A

Description:

The WOOD ETF is an exchange-traded fund that focuses on companies involved in the timber and forestry sectors. It invests in businesses that manage forests, produce wood products, and engage in sustainable forestry practices, offering investors exposure to the growing demand for wood and related resources.
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Weight
8.02 %
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Sylvamo(SLVM)
6.26 %
5.42 %
5.11 %
SUZANO SA(SUZB3.SA)
4.94 %
WEST FRASER TIMBER LTD(WFG.TO)
4.81 %
UPM-KYMMENE(RPL.DE)
3.88 %
OJI HOLDINGS CORP(3861.T)
3.76 %

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WOOD: Lumber Sits And Waits For A Rate Cut
WOOD: Lumber Sits And Waits For A Rate Cut
WOOD: Lumber Sits And Waits For A Rate Cut
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seekingalpha.com06 June 2024

Physical lumber futures remain in a narrow trading range, with prices staying under $150 in 2024. Lumber futures have experienced a consolidation period, leading to a narrower range between annual highs and lows. Despite efforts to increase liquidity, lumber futures remain highly illiquid, making trading and investing challenging.

WOOD: The Pros And Cons Of A Lumber Investment
WOOD: The Pros And Cons Of A Lumber Investment
WOOD: The Pros And Cons Of A Lumber Investment
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Seeking Alpha26 February 2024

Lumber prices are influenced by interest rates and the liquidity of lumber futures.

WOOD: It's No Lumber, But It's A Good Sector
WOOD: It's No Lumber, But It's A Good Sector
WOOD: It's No Lumber, But It's A Good Sector
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Seeking Alpha21 January 2024

iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF tracks the S&P Global Timber & Forestry Index, offering exposure to companies in the timber and forestry sector. Timber and forestry products have a stable market and can act as a hedge against inflation. WOOD provides diversification, potential for growth, and aligns with sustainable investing considerations, but carries risks of market volatility, sector concentration, and interest rate sensitivity.

WOOD: China Is Somewhat Of A Problem
WOOD: China Is Somewhat Of A Problem
WOOD: China Is Somewhat Of A Problem
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Seeking Alpha13 August 2023

WOOD includes commodity exposures in lumber, pulp, and cyclical exposures in packaging companies. Packaging companies are suffering due to pressure from faltering Chinese demand. Lumber, timber and pulp prices also have downside from current levels given outstanding economic risks. Current price data has shown some declines since last reports.

The WOOD ETF Provides Exposure To Lumber Prices
The WOOD ETF Provides Exposure To Lumber Prices
The WOOD ETF Provides Exposure To Lumber Prices
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Seeking Alpha02 June 2023

Lumber prices have experienced extreme volatility in recent years due to low liquidity and macroeconomic factors. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange introduced a new physical lumber futures contract to improve liquidity, but it remains low. The iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF tends to move with lumber futures prices and could be a suitable investment for those looking to position for a recovery in the lumber market.

FAQ

  • What is WOOD ETF?
  • Does WOOD pay dividends?
  • What stocks are in WOOD ETF?
  • What is the current assets under management for WOOD?
  • What is WOOD average volume?
  • What is WOOD expense ratio?
  • What is WOOD inception date?

What is WOOD ETF?

The WOOD ETF is an exchange-traded fund that focuses on companies involved in the timber and forestry sectors. It invests in businesses that manage forests, produce wood products, and engage in sustainable forestry practices, offering investors exposure to the growing demand for wood and related resources.

Does WOOD pay dividends?

Yes, the iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF does pays dividends, with the most recent payment being $1.26 per share. The last ex-dividend date was on 11 June 2024, and the next ex-dividend date has not been announced yet

What stocks are in WOOD ETF?

As of today, iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF inlcudes 44 holdings, with 7 of them being companies from 13 different countries and 3 sectors. The most weighted holdings are Rayonier (8.02%), Smurfit WestRock (6.96%) and International Paper (6.93%)

What is the current assets under management for WOOD?

Assets under management of iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF is $175 M

What is WOOD average volume?

Average volume of iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF is $15 K

What is WOOD expense ratio?

Expense ratio of iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF is 0.41%

What is WOOD inception date?

Inception date of iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF is 25 June 2008