Share property Rasva 759-403-27-25 in Soini Jointly Owned Forest, Soini

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For Sale

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Metsähallitus is selling, via the www.huutokaupat.com website and the bids placed there, in an online auction during 16 September to 14 October 2026, the share property named RASVA belonging to Soini Jointly Owned Forest. The share property includes 4.265168 shares in Soini Jointly Owned Forest (4.265168/161.703868). The property identifier of the share property is 759-403-27-25 and it has no separate private land areas, i.e. it is a share property, or so-called phantom property, that includes shares in the jointly owned forest.

Soini Jointly Owned Forest was established in 2014 and has land holdings, i.e. forest areas, mainly in Soini and to some extent in Karstula and Kyyjärvi. According to the 2025 annual report, the area of the jointly owned forest was approx. 894.7 ha and its registered office is in Soini. At the end of 2025, the calculated total standing timber volume of the jointly owned forest was approx. 90,000 m3.

Soini Jointly Owned Forest is among the jointly owned forests actively seeking growth, and accession negotiations are currently under way. According to the management board, the value of the jointly owned forest was determined in July 2026. In the valuation, the value of one share was approx. €20,500. The most recent completed sale price was in June 2026, approx. €19,200 per share. The annual surplus, i.e. yield distribution, of the jointly owned forest is affected by, among other things, actual logging and forest management work, as well as the jointly owned forest's investments in the purchase of forest areas and shares.

The share property is sold through the Huutokaupat.com website and on the basis of the bids placed there. The auction ends on 14 October 2026 at 12:00 or 3 min after the last bid.

This is a good opportunity to invest in, or diversify capital into, sustainable and low-risk forest assets!

For further information: Land Use Specialist Jaana Karvonen, Metsähallitus/Property Development
tel. 040 6175262 or jaana.karvonen@metsa.fi

Terms of Sale

The seller reserves the right to accept or reject the highest bid.

The item is sold as a transaction between users. Huutokaupat.com does not act as a party to the transaction.

Bids must be submitted by the stated deadline. The highest bid is the bid the seller has accepted as the highest.

Metsähallitus Business and the buyer undertake to enter all bids into the system. By placing a bid, the bidder accepts these terms of sale.

Inspection of the property

Before submitting a bid, the bidder is obliged to inspect the property in question, the documents and the records. The buyer may not later invoke any fact that could have been discovered during the pre-inspection.

Information provided by the seller

Metsähallitus Business confirms that it has provided the buyer with all information known to the seller and reasonably assumed to affect the transaction.

The bidder has had the opportunity to ask the seller questions about the property.

Conclusion of the sale

The property sale must be concluded in the form prescribed by the Land Code. The deed of sale will primarily be executed in the National Land Survey of Finland's property transaction service with an electronic signature. Payment of the purchase price takes place before the signatures are made or, at the latest, at the closing, if an electronic property transaction is not possible. The deed of sale must be signed within about one month of the auction ending.

Other costs

The buyer is responsible for transfer tax in accordance with the tax practice in force at the time.
The buyer is responsible for costs arising from property formation, as well as the fee of the authorised witness of title deeds or, in an electronic transaction, the service fee.

Withdrawal from the sale

A party refusing to proceed with the sale must, under the Land Code, compensate the other party for reasonable costs incurred due to advertising, inspection of the property and other necessary actions related to the sale.