The company will record Euro 14 million in one-off costs and expects Euro 30 million in annual savings starting from early 2026.

Wood-fueled facility, backed by Sumitomo and Tokyo Gas, targets 800,000 MWh annual output for 260,000 households.

Targets increased post-press dryness and energy savings through comprehensive machine modernization.

Forest portfolio in Latvia and Lithuania holds FSC certification following decade of sustainable management.

Lumber shipments grow 14.4%, while year-to-date output declines 3.9% compared to last year.

Cedar lumber declines 0.1% while cypress lumber increases 0.2% from October.

Handelsbanken expects wood raw material prices to fall by 10–15% while structural supply shortages and strong krona continue to challenge Swedish industry.

Closure and ongoing idling in Georgia to lower total OSB output by 1.3 billion square feet and result in a $200 million impairment loss.

Temporary curtailment affects mills in Quebec, Ontario, Canada, and the US due to stagnant North American demand.

New structure targets a $125 per ton reduction in production costs.

Boosted production efficiency and paper strength with record-setting press installation.

Exports of lumber from Brazil lost 8%.

New facility to process local softwood for the domestic Japanese market.

Exports of plywood from Chile lost 24%.

Nate Jorgensen will retire on March 2, 2026, after six years as CEO and will remain on the board of directors; the company will not fill the chief operating officer role after the transition.

Consolidation move follows September 2025 exit from hardwood plywood, affects approximately 140 employees.