Bill authorizes $220 million in federal guarantees for sawmills near forest restoration areas.
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Modernization targets operational efficiency and resource self-sufficiency through integrated technology.
New biofuel facility converts sawmill shavings into a transport-efficient product with a 4.7 MWh per tonne calorific value.
The Euro 370 million investment adds a new paper machine and three converting lines, creating nearly 100 new jobs and raising fresh fibre share in Swedish production to 80%.
New CFB boiler targets increased electricity production and reduced coal consumption for onsite power
Timber costs more than double in five years as production consolidates at Insjön and Blyberg sites in Sweden.
Modernization targets enhanced operational efficiency and self-sufficiency.
Compton, California and Louisville, Kentucky, facilities to cease operations by January 2026 as company shifts customer service to nearby sites.
Industry associations report that about 7% of companies may exit the market in 2026 as costs rise and profitability declines
New research from Linnaeus University shows that managers in Sweden’s largest forest companies often reject profitable projects if they pose environmental or workplace risks, revealing strong behavioral and sustainability-driven bias in capital investment decisions.
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.
Proposed shift to processing hub enables new railhead, potentially cutting related sawmilling roles.
Modernization targets increased pulp production capacity for molded fiber packaging
New fiber production system targets enhanced processing capabilities for medium-density fiberboard.
Lower pulp prices and exchange rate effects cut consolidated EBITDA margin to 14%, while early signs of recovery appear in short-fiber markets.
Interfor reports $216 million Q3 loss as tariffs, weak prices, and duty adjustments pressure results
Lumber output dropped to 912 million board feet as the company is proceeding with a previously announced 26% production cut; duties expenses rose $147 million, partly offset by a $9 million revaluation gain.
Closures will remove 300 million board feet of capacity and affect 295 employees in Georgia and British Columbia.
North American housing weakness, high duties, and soft global pulp prices drive lower production and margins across all regions.
Real estate EBITDA rises to $74 million; outlook indicates full-year results at or above prior guidance while Pacific Northwest EBITDA falls 26%.