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Weyerhaeuser
WY · NYSEReal Estate (Timberland REIT)
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Raw inputs
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AI demand
Inputs &harvestseedlings, logging, haulTimberlands10.4M acres of forestWeyerhaeusergrows, harvests, millsWood productslumber, OSB, EWPDistribution &retaildealers & big-boxEnd demandhomes & buildingsLOGLogging contractorsRAILRail & truckingEQPForestry & mill equipmentLOGSThird-party log supplyFORTimberlands (10.4M acres)WYWeyerhaeuserLBRStructural lumberEWPEngineered wood (EWP)OSBOriented strand boardNCSNatural Climate SolutionsHDHome DepotBLDRBuilders FirstSource···Dealers & big-box retailR&RRepair & remodel···HomebuildersOXYOccidentalENREnergy & mining leasesMILPulp, paper & export mills···Consumers & households
Company details
Market cap
$18B
Revenue
$6.9B
Adj. EBITDA
~$1.3B
Div yield
3.4%
Dividend
$0.84/sh
Timberland
10.4M acres
P/E ratio
~30×
Rev. growth
-3%
In plain English
Weyerhaeuser is the unusual REIT that grows its own product: it owns ~10.4 million acres of US forest, harvests the trees, and runs the sawmills that turn them into the lumber, OSB and engineered wood that frame American houses. On top of that timber-to-2x4 chain it now leases the same land for minerals, wind, solar, cell towers and carbon storage — a 'land bank' that pays a dividend.
In simple terms
What Weyerhaeuser really sells
Weyerhaeuser is the unusual REIT that grows its own product: it owns ~10.4 million acres of US forest, harvests the trees, and runs the sawmills that turn them into the lumber, OSB and engineered wood that frame American houses. On top of that timber-to-2x4 chain it now leases the same land for minerals, wind, solar, cell towers and carbon storage — a 'land bank' that pays a dividend.
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