The Timberland Group of companies includes Timberland Capital Management GmbH which has more than 20 years of sustained success in the demanding financial investment sector. Timberland Capital Management GmbH has exhibited passion, knowledge and a good sense of trends, markets and people from the beginning.
The Timberland Group comprises a number of companies established in Europe. At the core of the Timberland Group, lie a set of values and principles. These values and principles bolster the Timberland’s Group vision in the field of financial services.
At the Timberland Group, innovation – undertaken in keeping with our traditional values – is at the centre of our business. Whilst change is the constant variable in life, it is imperative that our products embrace real values and quality and do not simply follow trends.
People in the Timberland Group have over 20 years experience in structuring investments and history shows that the group is at the forefront in developing new and innovative ways of structuring investments.
Every financial transaction is based on trust. Our priority is to build a relationship of trust with our clients and business partners based on values such as transparency, reliability, performance, continuity and integrity.
Timberland Securities Investment plc was incorporated in Malta on the 30 January 2015. Its securities have been authorized for public offering in terms of the Base Prospectus dated 23rd November 2018, drawn up in accordance with the Prospectus Directive as approved by the Financial Market Authority of Liechtenstein. The Base Prospectus has been passported to a number of EU jurisdictions in terms of the Prospectus Directive.
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