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%.
Strategy
Delegates engage over 300 partners through 20 meetings, signing MOUs to expand wood construction and boost housing initiatives.
Holden Humphrey records $145 million in annual revenue from distribution operations across New England, New York, and New Jersey.
Strategic assessment covers seven sawmills with 3 million m3 capacity and three CLT mills across four countries.
New entity holds 1.2 million hectares valued at $5.7 billion and plans dual listing on Nasdaq Stockholm and Helsinki.
British Columbia targets one billion board feet for UK, EU, and Middle East.
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.
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.
Delegation to Japan and South Korea seeks to grow markets for B.C. wood products.
Closures will remove 300 million board feet of capacity and affect 295 employees in Georgia and British Columbia.
Acquisition expands specialty wood product portfolio and strengthens Western U.S. distribution.
Company expects total divestiture proceeds to exceed acquisition outlays as third transaction closes in early 2026.
Result before tax reaches Euro -5 million as lower volumes and higher digital costs weigh on margins; 24 million seedlings planted during the 2025 season.
Subfund to collect investments for sustainable forest and farmland projects in Central and Eastern EU countries.
The forest machine manufacturer will adjust production starting in January to prepare for a weakened market.
Signatories include CEPI, CEI-Bois, COCERAL and Bioenergy Europe citing supply chain-wide compliance issues.
Production scale-down equals full mill closure, affecting Fort St. James, Vanderhoof, and Prince George.
New 25% duties on Asian parts pressure local makers; imports expected to fall as firms shift sourcing.