Timber market is not the problem. Problem is the price for standing timber (assume you will not be making profit from cutting down the trees and shipping them to EU market). Then the length of time to wait, resulting in low NPV. 300 hectares would seem too small for most investors. If you have the land and looking for ways to use it, start with something that can generate cash flow faster. If you really need hardwood for such small scale, do it on the side.
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300 hectares would equal 180 000 trees. Which is a significant number.