New operator moves into connected facility at PW05 site to complete on-site value chain.
Contracts
Third project with technology supplier targets web stability and process control on new photocopy and offset paper machine.
New PM2 expands production capacity with advanced drying and automation systems.
Investment supports the company's market entry with high-speed machines designed for napkin and facial grades.
Replacement of existing cast iron cylinder aims to maintain high machine-glazed paper quality and ensure long-term operational stability.
Modernization targets enhanced efficiency, cybersecurity, and a platform for future AI integration.
Non-manufacturing PMI edges up to 49.5 while the composite output index dips to 49.5.
The mill will use kappa analyzer technology to expand online real-time fiberline measurements for process stability and pulp-quality control.
Agreement will allow Alaska to implement projects on up to 300 thousand acres through Good Neighbor Authority and sets a 2026 deadline for a Tongass timber action plan.
The debarking and chipping line will run from log infeed through chipping to raise wood handling capacity and wood chip supply.
Heat recovery project at EC4 combined heat and power plant aims to increase renewable heat output by one third without raising biomass consumption.
System will measure fiber morphology and freeness at the wet end to control stock preparation and refining for luxury packaging cardboard and other grades.
New capability aims to enhance fiber utilization and add value to lower-grade timber.
Backlog for contractors over $100 million in annual revenue reaches highest level since 2021, while small firms record their lowest since 2021.
Swedish forest trailer manufacturer Trejon gains Austrian market access through established family-owned firm.
Modernization targets maximized lumber yield and grade recovery through AI-powered defect detection.
Targets efficient lime recausticizing with optimized energy consumption and operational costs.
Facilities represent hundreds of millions in investment and potential for 300 jobs, converting wildfire-damaged wood to clean energy.
Contracts cover logging 5.4 million m3 of wood and restoring 6,600 hectares across 229,000 hectares of forest.
Agreement enters into force on December 31, 2025 after regulatory approvals and includes reciprocal wood supply and ownership changes.