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Malaysian Plantation Land

MPP has pieced together some interesting land package deals and now uses the land to plant the Aquilaria tree.

Malaysia is a ideal location for investors considering forestry and plantation investments. Compared to its neighbours, the country benefits from:

Political stability
A strong dollar-linked currency
The Malaysian Ringgit is a "petro-currency"
Reliable, transparent UK-style Land Registry
Clear and accurate geographical mapping unlike Thailand, Cambodia, Laos or Vietnam.
Clean, sold legal titles
The Malaysian peninsular is world centre of hardwood trading
Extensive plantation management skills
Ideal climate
Advanced scientific forestry research


Conveyancing should take no more than four weeks and can be broken down into the following stages:

You contact us confirming you want to purchase a particular type of woodland
Our solicitors write to yours with a draft contract and a plan (map) of the woodland.
Your solicitor sends off for local searches.
Your solicitor sends “pre-contract enquiries” to our solicitor.
We reply to your solicitors enquiries.
When all parties are happy with the contract it is signed.
Your solicitor sends to ours a “transfer” document for signing.
We sign the transfer and return it.
We exchange contracts.
Completion.

If you are considering forestry and plantation investments in Malaysia: Contact Us

 

 
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