The closure affects workers, families and businesses on British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast.
Capacidad de producción
Lower electricity prices, weaker wood-product earnings and cautious construction demand affect operations, while board and paper deliveries improve.
Clarifier and precoat filter installation targets improved recausticizing efficiency and reduced energy consumption.
Funding will expand lumber drying capacity, develop biomass energy projects and advance wood-residue products.
The grants fund sawmill reopenings, equipment upgrades, biomass systems and mass timber projects across the state.
25 t/h line ordered for Vadodara facility with C-Feeder and S 1056 refiner.
The Cherokee County facility will make wood packaging products and is expected to create 136 jobs over five years.
Digester inspections and pulp machine optimization planned during 15,000 ADMT production reduction.
New production line to start in 2028 with capacity exceeding 100 million products annually.
Production to shift to Oulu and Kalajoki sawmills as change negotiations cover 60 employees.
The Khao Yoi line uses one zigzag sifter and dryer discharge conveyor to process rubberwood without reducing capacity.
50,000-square-foot plant to extract fibers from hesperaloe plant, creating 50 jobs.
Lower wood and fixed costs partly offset weaker pulp and paperboard prices, while maintenance shutdowns will reduce third-quarter earnings.
Project could generate 0.5% of Latvia's GDP and reduce emissions by 6%.
AI data center growth and power grid modernization drive 30% capacity increase across Alabama and Texas sites.
Overhaul targets maximum energy efficiency for PM4 and PM5 air systems and steam generation.
The company maintains lumber and panel shipment targets while continuing sawmill optimization, production improvements and capacity consolidation.
Growth in acquisitions and organic volume lifted revenue, while higher transportation costs reduced profitability and the company maintained its 2026 investment plans.
Retrofit shifts UK facility from newsprint to recycled-fiber packaging grades amid market decline.
The closure will end production at the Fox Creek facility after weak lumber markets, U.S. softwood lumber duties and tariffs, wildfire-related fibre constraints, and the end of Alberta's mountain pine beetle strategy reduced the mill's long-term viability.