IP to Sell 163,000 Acres for $200 Million
July 22, 2010 by Stephen O'Keefe
Filed under Equities, Feature, Field Reporters, Regional News, South, Timber
International Paper (IP) will sell 163,000 acres in the Southeast for a minimum of $200 million to an affiliate of Rock Creek Capital, a Jacksonville-based asset management firm that invests in unique, resource-rich land. According to wire reports, IP will receive a minimum $160 million when the deal closes later this quarter. It will receive the balance, plus interest, within three years. The company will also receive 20% of the net profit generated from the land after the Rock Creek affiliate achieves “certain financial returns.”
IP to Divest 143,000 Acres in Southeast
March 9, 2009 by Eric OKeefe
Filed under Feature, Field Reporters, Regional News, South, Timber, Topics
International Paper announced on March 2 that it plans to sell off 143,000 acres in the Southeastern U.S. in a transaction valued at approximately $275 million.
IP will sell 114,000 acres to American Timberlands Fund I, L.P., for $220 million in cash and contribute 29,000 acres with a value of $55 million for a 20 percent stake in the partnership. The transaction is expected to close in mid-June.
Read International Paper’s press release.












