RE:Conifex and Canfor are pretty tight.
I should have substantiated the math. The deal for $30M for 200,000 M3 of perpetual cutting rights worked out to $150/M3. So the number I used was $150 x 782,500 M3. On the high side in down markets, but fair game in hot markets. Higher than the FSJ sale but that was under duress I would suspect.
Interesting to see futures averaging $480 for the next year. A year of $480 corresponded to WFT making over a billion on the lumber segment, about 5x the 2019 number. It's serious cash to be had -- and the CAD is lower than it was in 2018.