Triple T Timberlands Acquisition May 2018 Formal joint venture name: TexMark Timber Treasury. dba Triple T Timberlands (“Triple T”) Exhibit 99.2

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Innovative milestone Transaction In one of the largest timberland industry acquisitions in more than a decade, CatchMark and a group of sophisticated institutional investors are acquiring a premier timberland asset for approximately $1.39 billion. CatchMark will triple its acreage interests by investing up to $227.5 million in this transaction. CatchMark will manage the joint venture with the ability to recapitalize the asset in the future, retaining long-term ownership control. These timberlands fit CatchMark’s profile for high quality assets with excellent stocking that can provide durable growth for its shareholders. CatchMark has identified opportunities to unlock future value, including optimizing inventory and delivery on existing long-term supply agreements. CatchMark immediately expands its investment management business, supplementing its harvest revenues with additional fee income to support its dividend and growth strategy. INVESTMENT DRIVERS Prime Timberland Assets High Demand Markets Active Forest Management Environmental Stewardship Increasing inventory and harvest profile Proximity to strong mill and top homebuilding markets Significant stocking and productivity Existing supply agreements provide demand certainty

Transaction Overview Transaction Detail Total $1.39 Billion Acquisition at attractive pricing ($1,264 per acre1). CatchMark will invest up to $227.5 million in a high-quality, 1.1-million acre asset in a joint venture with a group of sophisticated institutional investors (Co-Investors). Co-Investor Consortium: BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group, Highland Capital Management, Medley Management Inc., and a major Canadian institutional investor. Immediately CAD Accretive: The transaction is estimated to be 2-3% CAD accretive in year one. The joint venture will provide contracted asset management fee income and the potential for attractive promotes. Rapidly Improving Inventory Profile: Results in enhanced future harvests and provides the opportunity to restructure operations to optimize cash flow and value. JOINT VENTURE FINANCING Effective Cost of Capital: CatchMark to invest up to $227.5 million with up to $650 million of funded debt arranged by CoBank ACB. Attractive Financing: CoBank debt terms allow for $100 million in additional joint venture borrowing capacity and preferred equity is subject to early redemption at CatchMark’s sole discretion. JOINT VENTURE LEADERSHIP Governance: CatchMark will have voting control of the Board subject to a supermajority on major decisions. President of Joint Venture: John Rasor transitions from CatchMark COO. Operations: Forest Resource Consultants (FRC) and American Forest Management (AFM) will perform land management and accounting functions, respectively ‒ both collectively manage the majority of CatchMark’s existing portfolio of timberlands. Expected close 45-60 days following announcement, subject to customary closing conditions. Price per acre is based on 1.1 million fee-simple acres.

Per Temple-Inland press release dated 10/31/2007 Transaction highlights Purchasing Quality Asset at Opportune Cycle Timing Premier property with proven end-markets available at attractive pricing. Purchase price of approximately $1.39 billion for 1.10 million acres ($1,264 / acre), before acquisition costs, compares favorably to regional industry benchmarks. Larger predecessor property (1.38 million fee acres plus 175,000 leased acres) was purchased for $2.38 billion in 20071. Premium CatchMark Economics CatchMark’s ability to secure the transaction demonstrates our expertise to transact in size and complexity. 2-3% CAD accretion estimated in year one. Potential to Create Additional Value CatchMark believes in the long-term value of the timberlands, and intends to manage the asset (or parts of it) indefinitely, either as operator or eventual owner. Potential 80% promote structure in years 1-2 provides CatchMark with compelling near-term monetization opportunities. Implementation of strategic HBU sales plan to capitalize on pent up regional demand.

Transaction highlights (Continued) Innovative Joint Venture Structure Complements and continues CatchMark’s highly successful joint venture strategy (Dawsonville Bluffs) which is expected to earn promoted economics in its first year. Generates asset management fee income, which contributes to the ability to earn outsized returns. Allows CatchMark to maintain ownership control of the asset long term. Management Experience with Large Scale Transactions CatchMark’s management is uniquely positioned to create value due to experience at TimberStar and expertise navigating supply agreements. At TimberStar, CatchMark management acquired 0.9 million acres of timberland (Timberstar Southwest) from International Paper for $1.2 billion, using the first timberland REMIC securitization, totaling $800 million, and exited within two years for $1.7 billion.

High quality Asset Nearby markets feature strong long-term housing demand generators and mill capacity additions. Located within approximately 100 miles of three of the top five U.S. homebuilding markets: Austin, Dallas, and Houston. Highly productive soils with site index at age 25 of 74 feet, compared to U.S. South average of 64 feet1. Rapidly improving inventory profile, growing from current 2.8 million tons of annual harvest volume to more than five million tons by 2028.2 Enhances density in key existing CatchMark market where management can leverage local knowledge. First-tier local wood basket affirmed by adjacent ownership, which is comprised of sophisticated timber REITs and institutional investors. Source: Forisk Consulting LLC. Based on MB&G estimates (2017).

Asset’s current age and stocking presents a compelling entry point for a value-focused buyer. Improving inventory will result in better harvest profile and the opportunity to restructure operations to optimize future cash flow and value. Due to maturing age class profile, the property can support increasing harvest volumes while expanding standing inventory. Long-term stocking profile is expected to be accretive to CatchMark’s existing portfolio. Annual harvest volume is expected to increase above five million tons by 2028 and increasing thereafter. age class and harvest dynamics provide opportunity Projected Triple T Annual Harvest Flows & Inventory Levels1 Projected Triple T Age Class Profile1 Based on MB&G estimates (2017).

Attractive Investment timing and basis U.S. Housing Starts & U.S. Southwest Central Stumpage Pricing1, 2 Current Ownership Purchased Property Attractive basis improves risk and return profile. Large state plans and well respected timberland investment management organization acquired this asset ~11 years ago. Investment Characteristic Current Ownership Triple T JV Remaining Supply Agreement Term Sawtimber 22 years 11 years Pulpwood4 25 years 14 years Triple T JV to Purchase Property3 First opportunity for management to acquire large, value-add timber asset since successful TimberStar transaction (3Q 2006). Pricing achieved through combination of solvable issues. Supply agreement complexity declines over time. Large transaction with limited counterparties capable of committing or raising the equity needed. Favorable cycle timing with improving timber markets. Housing Starts (millions) Stumpage Price ($ per ton) Actual Housing Starts per U.S. Census Bureau; Estimated Housing Starts per Forest Economic Advisors Pricing per Forest Economic Advisors Expected close 45-60 days following announcement, subject to customary closing conditions. Represents pulpwood supply agreement term which assumes International Paper’s extension option of an additional five years

PREMIUM RETURNS WITH VALUE-ADD OPPORTUNITIES Create value under existing wood supply agreements with strong counterparties: Demand certainty with market based pulpwood supply agreement. Opportunity to restructure sawtimber supply agreement for future win-win outcome. Take advantage of HBU potential: Historically East Texas has shown strong demand for recreational and HBU properties. Effectively no HBU sales completed in last ~5 years, creating pent up demand. Recapitalize the venture with lower cost, longer-term equity: Property has historically attracted institutional capital. Opportunity exists to recapitalize the venture with similar institutions as asset level improvements are made. CatchMark will explore all available options to unlock additional value in the Triple T timberlands and intends to be involved with the property long-term. Value Creation Operations Long-Term Strategy Recapitalization Opportunities

Investment Management Business Opportunity Enables CatchMark’s shareholders to indirectly own interests in a more diverse pool of assets. Demonstrates CatchMark’s ability to structure transactions for nimble, opportunistic acquisitions, resulting in outsized returns for CatchMark equity holders. Contracted asset management fees, based on asset value, provide counter cyclical income stream. Provides additional support for CatchMark dividend coverage. Institutional validation allows CatchMark to pursue additional joint ventures. Consortium includes co-investors below and a major Canadian institutional investor. Co-Investors1 Include: BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group is the timberland investment arm of BTG Pactual, a Brazilian investment banking, wealth management, and asset management firm with $44 billion in total funds under management. TIG has more than 2.1 million acres under management, representing nearly $3.5 billion in assets and commitments. Established in 1993, Highland Capital is an independently-owned investment firm with experience in a broad range of products, managing $21 billion together with its affiliates. Highland specializes in credit strategies, such as credit hedge funds, long-only funds and separate accounts, distressed and special situations private equity, real estate, and collateralized loan obligations (CLOs). Medley is an alternative asset management firm offering yield solutions to investors. Medley has over $5 billion of assets under management and has provided capital to over 400 companies spread across 35 industries in North America. BTG Pactual information as of 3/31/2018 and assumes Brazilian Real to U.S. Dollar exchange rate of 0.3x; Highland information as of 3/31/2018; Medley information as of 12/31/2017.

Founded by Jerry Barag and John Rasor in partnership with iStar Financial Inc. (NYSE: STAR). Formed joint venture with blue-chip institutional investors (MSD Capital, York Capital and Perry Capital) to effectuate TimberStar Southwest transaction. TimberStar acquired over 1.2 million acres of timberland for $1.35 billion and exited within four years for $1.87 billion. First and only timberland REMIC securitization transaction of $800 million. Opportunistic execution of TimberStar Southwest allowed for an exit at approximately $550 / acre higher than investment basis. TimberStar, in 2006, bid on Triple T timberlands, so current CatchMark management is familiar with the asset. 4Q 2004: Acquired Initial Maine Assets 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 3Q 2005: Acquired Additional Maine Assets 3Q 2006: Acquired TimberStar Southwest 2Q 2008: Divested Remaining Maine Assets 1Q 2008: Divested TimberStar Southwest TimberStar History Levered IRR: 57.4% MOIC: 2.3x Unlevered IRR: 25.5% TimberStar Investment Returns1 Uniquely positioned due to Management’s TimberStar Experience Returns are before TImberStar asset management and performance fees; figures per public filings and Company Management 3Q 2007: Divested Select Maine Assets CatchMark management’s experience and expertise in executing once-in-a-decade timberland purchases at attractive bases, provides CatchMark with a competitive advantage. (Amount in thousands) Price Timing In Millions Per Acre PURCHASED ASSETS Southwest 3Q 2006 $1,198 $1,331 Maine Assets 4Q 2004 / 3Q 2005 155 459 Total Purchased $1,353 $1,093 EXITED ASSETS Southwest 1Q 2008 $1,705 $1,882 Maine Assets 3Q 2007 / 2Q 2008 165 490 Total Exited $1,870 $1,502

Leadership and integration John Rasor will oversee the Triple T management integration and act as President of the joint venture. More than 45 years forestry industry experience. Strong existing relationships with largest wood supply customers. Deep and broad industry knowledge; previously led Georgia-Pacific’s timberland and wood procurement operations. Regional operating expertise – currently oversees CatchMark’s adjacent holdings and previously operated proximate timberlands while at TimberStar. John Rasor Consistent with other CatchMark timberlands, Forest Resource Consultants, led by President David Foil, will manage the property operations, with American Forest Management handling accounting functions. The existing property operations team stays in place and will transition into the new management entity. Many employees have worked together at the asset for decades.

Thesis for Transformative investment High quality 1.1 million acre asset acquired for $1.39 billion at opportune cycle timing and attractive pricing ($1,264 per acre). Premium return profile due to asset size and complexity. Opportunity to increase returns further through asset level and capital structure improvements. Joint venture structure can enhance returns and modulate risk. Accelerates funds management business with blue-chip institutions. Immediate cash flow accretion and long-term growth catalyst on up to $227.5 million of invested CatchMark capital. CatchMark management has successfully executed a comparably sized and capitalized investment (TimberStar acquisition of TimberStar Southwest in 3Q 2006).

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Summary of expected accounting treatment Income Statement Asset management fees will be reported as a line item in the revenue section. CatchMark’s share of the joint venture’s earnings will be reported as income from unconsolidated joint ventures below the operating line. As a result of transaction costs and distribution preferences, CatchMark anticipates recording non-cash losses that equal its initial investment over a 12-18 month period (up to $227.5 million). Such non-cash losses will be adjusted for in non-GAAP measures as they are (i) hypothetical, (ii) based on book value rather than fair value and (iii) not indicative of operating results of CatchMark or joint venture. Balance Sheet Asset and liabilities will not be consolidated into CatchMark’s balance sheet. CatchMark’s interest presented as Investment in Unconsolidated Joint Ventures. Cash Flow Statement Management fees recognized as cash from operations. Joint venture distribution will be recorded in operating/investing sections. Capital contributions will be included in investing section. EQUITY METHOD OF ACCOUNTING

Pro forma capitalization impact CatchMark contributes up to $227.5 million in cash to Triple T joint venture, outlined herein. Funded by drawing on the Company’s Term Loan facility and cash on hand. Net Debt is equal to long-term debt outstanding, less cash and cash equivalent. Based on closing price as of 5/11/2018. The joint venture structure allows CatchMark to creatively pursue its growth imperative while maintaining prudent leverage levels. SOURCES Multi-Draw Term Loan $219,800 Cash 7,700 Total $227,500 (amounts in thousands, except per share data) USES Triple T Joint Venture Contribution $227,500 Total $227,500 CATCHMARK CAPITALIZATION As of 3/31/2018 Joint Venture Contribution1 Pro Forma Net Debt2 $260,532 $227,500 $488,032 Common Stock Outstanding 49,129 49,129 Share Price as of 5/11/2018 $13.12 $13.12 Market Capitalization3 $644,572 $644,572 Total Enterprise Value3 $905,104 $1,132,604 Net Debt / Enterprise Value3 28.8% 43.1%

CatchMark Management Jerry Barag, President and CEO (31 years of industry experience) Managing Director and Founder TimberStar Advisors and TimberStar Chief Investment Officer at Lend Lease Real Estate Investments Executive Vice President, Equitable Real Estate Brian Davis, Chief Financial Officer (26 years of industry experience) Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Wells Timberland Various executive finance roles with SunTrust Bank and CoBank, delivering capital market solutions – advisory, capital raising, and financial risk management to public and private companies. John Rasor, President (46 years of industry experience) Managing Director and Founder TimberStar Advisors and TimberStar Executive Vice President of Georgia Pacific, responsible for timber and timberlands, building product businesses, and wood and fiber procurement for wood products, pulp and paper Todd Reitz, Senior Vice President, Forest Resources (23 years of industry experience) Atlantic South Regional Marketing Manager for Weyerhaeuser with operational oversite for all log and pulpwood production from East Alabama to Virginia Previous roles with Weyerhaeuser, Plum Creek and Stone Container Corporation – extensive marketing, harvesting, silviculture and business development experience across the U.S. South from East Texas to Virginia.  Experienced Management Team Triple T Joint Venture Management

About CatchMark Counties with Ownership and Leasehold Interests Total Joint Venture1 Lease Fee Alabama 80,000 -- 5,600 74,400 Florida 2,000 -- -- 2,000 Georgia 293,500 6,000 25,300 262,200 Louisiana 20,800 -- -- 20,800 North Carolina 1,600 -- -- 1,600 South Carolina 80,400 -- -- 80,400 Tennessee 300 -- -- 300 Texas 1,135,375 1,099,875 -- 35,500 TOTAL 1,613,975 1,105,875 30,900 477,200 Consists of timberlands held by Dawsonville Bluffs, LLC, in which CTT owns a member interest; and timberlands to be held by Triple T joint venture, in which CTT owns interest. Existing timberlands as of 3/31/2018 Triple T acquisition Triple T acquisition in same counties as existing timberlands CatchMark, the first pure-play, publicly traded timber REIT (NYSE: CTT), strives to deliver superior and sustainable returns for all stakeholders through disciplined acquisitions, sustainable harvests, and well-timed sales.