Why choose AARI Jointly Owned forest?
Aari is an independent, impartial, and active pioneer in the forest industry, and its core business is the Aari Jointly Owned Forest, founded in 2020. We have the best experts, tools, and know-how to create a great future for your forest. Our reporting is clear, and our actions are measurable, so you always know how your forest is doing. We combine economic returns, biodiversity, carbon sinks and recreational values using the best possible tools. We do what is best according to research and results, and we are not afraid to change if reaching the goal requires it.
AARI lukuina 1.7.2023
Total area:
5.330 ha
Market value
25.461.000 €
Growing stock
546.700 m3
(114 m3/forest land ha)
Yearly growing stock
~26.000 m3
5,5 m3/ha
Value per share
12.654 €
Profit share 2022:
470 € / share
Minimum investment 50 000 EUR

Profit calculation
31.10.2020 | 31.12.2020 | 1.7.2021 | 31.12.2021 | 1.7.2022 | 31.12.2022 | 1.7.2023 | |
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Total hectares | 650 | 1 523 | 2 329 | 2 329 | 4790 | 4 682 | 5330 |
Forest land | 597 | 1 457 | 2 228 | 2 228 | 4 274 | 4 195 | 4800 |
Value per share | 10 000 | 10 288 | 10 732 | 11 470 | 11 609 | 12 590 | 12 654 |
Profit share | 370 | 470 | |||||
Annual profit | 12,5 % | 11,5 % | 12,7 % | 11,9% |
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Balance is the key
Forests are an immeasurably valuable natural resource for Finland and play a key role in the economy, nature conservation and culture. It is our job to take care of them so that future generations can enjoy them too.
Balance is at heart of sustainable development. We wanted to create a way to own and manage a forest where four key values for sustainable development meet: economic returns, carbon sinks, biodiversity protection and recreational values. Taking these factors into account in a balanced way is what ensures forests have a sustainable future.

Read Kaisa's story (FI)
AARI was chosen upon for two reasons. AARI Common forest was ready to invest in protected forest as well, and the their professionalism convinced me.
The proven benefits of Jointly owned forest
Jointly owned forests are a great way to own a forest, as they come with benefits that private ownership does not have. Areas belonging to larger pool of forests can be treated as a single entity, which brings with it economies of scale; reduces risks, equalizes returns and lowers the cost of forestry work. A shared forest is an effortless, flexible, and economical form of forest ownership and as a partner, you do not have to know or understand anything about forest management yourself. You can trust that the professionals will take care of the work and that the shareholders committee, together with the board of directors, will ensure the best interests of the shareholders are served. On the other hand you are welcome to join the shareholders committee and influence decision making should you so choose.
Becoming a shareholder in the AARI jointly owned forest
Joining AARI Common forest is easy and effortless, and not having a property is actually not even an obstacle as we can acquire it for you.
You can also get to know LähiTapiola Common forest, which we manage according to the same principles.

If you are interested in AARI Common Forest please complete the form and we will contact you without delay!
AARI - forerunner in forestry
The AARI team is made up of highly experienced and competent forest professionals (www.conifer.fi), who have excellent results and high customer satisfaction from the management and maintenance of over 110,000 hectares of forest assets on behalf of Finnish pension investors, foundations and collective forests. AARI, together with its partner Conifer Consulting Oy, is Finland's largest independent forest property management company.
Our key operating principle is to combine researched information, the best tools and field expertise in forest management in a way that results are measurable and open to the public. Transparency, research, development and cooperation are important values for us. We are constantly cooperating with various research groups to develop better methods of forest management and protection.