Company records $39.7 million duty charge as softwood lumber rate rises to 35.16% and begins commissioning new large log line at its Chapleau mill.

Austrian site, the company's first CLT production facility, supplies material for roughly 15,000 global projects.

New location integrates with existing truss and metal building operations.

Collaboration leverages Dry Molded Fiber technology and plastic injection molding expertise to replace single-use plastics.

Weekly decline of $32 follows an 8% drop over the past month.

Utility pole volumes increase 7% but performance chemicals sales drop 18% due to U.S. market share shift.

Programme includes Metsä Board’s Euro 200 million initiative; 520 permanent positions to be terminated in Finland.

Russ Taylor projects sharp price increases driven by sustained US protectionism, reduced imports, and tariff-induced market distortions.

Net profit rises 75% to Euro 1.4 billion as investments reach Euro 4.3 billion in renewables and forestland.

The company has already reduced 80% of purchases from affected suppliers and will cut 95% by March 2026, leaving 0.50% of its virgin fibre sourced from the region.

Total timber stocks decline 8%, while pulp chips and coniferous sawlogs remain largely stable across timber balance areas.

Budget 2025 allocates $700 million in loan guarantees and $500 million in new forest programs to boost competitiveness and domestic sourcing.

Proposed shift to processing hub enables new railhead, potentially cutting related sawmilling roles.

Pine plywood shipments fall 40% in value while tropical sawnwood gains 21%.

Jeld-Wen to cut 11% of North America and Corporate workforce and lowers full-year guidance amid persistent market headwinds.

Financing package includes a $250 million term loan to cover a $350 million green bond maturity in 2026.