CATCHMARK KEY FACTS
CatchMark seeks to deliver consistent and growing per share cash flow from disciplined acquisitions and superior management of prime timberlands located in high-demand U.S. mill markets.
CATCHMARK COMPANY STATS
1.5 MILLION
ACRES OF HIGH-QUALITY TIMBERLANDS IN WHICH CATCHMARK HAS AN OWNERSHIP INTEREST
415,400
WHOLLY-OWNED ACRES
17.1M
TONS OF MERCHANTABLE TIMBER IN OUR WHOLLY-OWNED ACREAGE
1.1M
JOINT VENTURE ACRES
43.2M
TONS OF MERCHANTABLE TIMBER IN OUR JOINT VENTURE ACREAGE
WHOLLY-OWNED PACIFIC NORTHWEST
87%
COMMERCIAL CONIFERS
82% / 18%
SAWTIMBER / PULPWOOD BY INVENTORY VOLUME
WHOLLY-OWNED U.S. SOUTH
72%
PINE BY ACREAGE
52% / 48%
SAWTIMBER / PULPWOOD BY INVENTORY VOLUME
JOINT VENTURE
66%
PINE BY ACREAGE
46% / 54%
SAWTIMBER / PULPWOOD BY INVENTORY VOLUME
WHAT IS A CATCHMARK?
A symbol of quality historically used by loggers, catchmark refers to the “branding” at the end of cut logs to ensure easy ownership identification of high-quality timber. Catchmarks were especially critical when multiple logging companies were cutting timber in the same forest and floating logs downriver for sorting and distribution to different mills.
In the early days of logging, catchmarks were cut into logs by axe or pounded in using branding hammers. Catchmarks are still in use today but may be in the form of barcodes or other identification symbols.