Paulownia’s great advantage is its more rapid growth cycle, especially if compared to other trees. The Tree combines effectively with agro-forestry and Paulownia plantations positively impact local economies, providing benefits for rural development and employment. A precious Paulownia can regenerate from a cut stump and grow into another mature tree again in 4 to 6 years. The repetition of this cycle 4 to 6 multiplies the effect of forest conservation.

For millennia, wood has been prized as a recyclable and renewable natural resource, and it is inevitable in the process towards a more sustainable economy and society. It is anticipated and expected that the industries will demand more and more timber in the future, and the high cycle rotation of Paulownia makes it an extremely efficient and ideal source of raw material.