Sweden is rich in natural resources. From iron ore in the north to varied forest land, on Eqvor you can invest in unlisted Swedish commodity companies in mining and forest management.
- 2 Swedish commodity and natural resource companies available on Eqvor today
- GreenGold Group owns 79,000 hectares of forest land in seven European countries
- GreenGold is debt-free, profitable and pays a dividend of EUR 0.50 per share
- Kaunis Iron is preparing a potential stock exchange listing with revenue in the billions
- Both companies connected to Euroclear, delivery to the custody account of your choice
What are commodity shares?
Commodity shares are shares in companies that extract, own or process natural resources such as metals, minerals, forest or energy commodities. They are characterised by their value being heavily affected by underlying commodity prices, which makes them both more volatile and more defensive in inflationary environments than many other shares.
Forestry shares are a subcategory with particularly interesting characteristics. Forest land combines ongoing cash flows from timber sales with long-term growth in the value of the land itself. Historically, forest land has had a low correlation with the equity and bond markets and has been used as a hedge against inflation.
Unlisted commodity companies on Eqvor
Below you will find the commodity and natural resource companies currently available for trading on Eqvor. Click on a company to see current information, the price and how to place an order.
Owns and manages just over 79,000 hectares of forest land in Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania and the United Kingdom. Debt-free, profitable and pays a dividend of EUR 0.50 per share. A stock exchange listing is a stated goal.
View the shareMines high-grade iron ore concentrate in Pajala and exports it via the Malmbanan railway to Narvik. Revenue SEK 1.77 billion. Preparing a potential stock exchange listing. Founded 2017, Luleå.
View the shareWhy invest in forestry shares?
Forest land has historically delivered stable returns with low correlation with the stock market. Unlike most asset classes, forest grows biologically and increases in value even without active capital. Cash flows from timber sales provide an ongoing return, while the land itself is a real asset that has historically tracked inflation well.
Growing demand for sustainable timber, biomass and carbon credits is driving structural demand for well-managed forest land in Europe. GreenGold offers pure exposure to this asset class with no link to industrial operations.
Risks to be aware of
Commodity prices can be volatile and are affected by global factors such as exchange rates, freight costs and geopolitics. Forestry companies are sensitive to weather damage, fire and pests. Mining companies have high capital costs and depend on permitting processes. Unlisted shares have lower liquidity than exchange-traded alternatives. Always carry out your own analysis before you invest.
Frequently asked questions about commodity shares and forestry shares
Are forestry shares a good long-term holding?
Forest land has historically delivered stable returns with low correlation with the stock market, which makes it a popular element in long-term portfolios. Unlike most assets, forest grows biologically even without active capital, and the trees increase in volume and value over time. Forest land also works as a natural hedge against inflation, since both the timber price and the land value tend to track inflation. There are, however, risks in the form of weather damage, fire and price volatility in timber, so as with all investments you should do your own analysis.
How do commodity prices affect the share price?
Commodity companies are directly dependent on the prices of the commodities they produce. When the iron ore price rises, Kaunis Iron's revenue increases directly. When timber prices rise, GreenGold's cash flows increase. Exchange rates also play a major role. Both companies export and are affected by USD and EUR movements against the Swedish krona.
How do I buy forestry shares and commodity shares on Eqvor?
Create an account on Eqvor, choose the company you want to invest in and place an order via the platform. Both GreenGold Group and Kaunis Iron are connected to Euroclear (the Swedish central securities depository), which means the shares are delivered to your custody account at the bank or securities firm of your choice after a completed trade.
Company information based on public data and Eqvor's platform data, May 2026.
