
Agreement covers comprehensive lifecycle services for process control and quality systems.

Agreement covers comprehensive lifecycle services for process control and quality systems.

New CFB boiler targets increased electricity production and reduced coal consumption for onsite power

Modernization targets enhanced operational efficiency and self-sufficiency.

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

New fiber production system targets enhanced processing capabilities for medium-density fiberboard.

Upgrade targets enhanced processing efficiency and line performance at major forestry group site.

Modernization targets increased production capacity and consistent paper quality at high speeds

Partnership utilizes St. Paul and Moorhead distribution centers to serve Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and North Dakota.

New handling and storage facility will provide 57,000 m3 of chip capacity for food-grade packaging production.

Modernization project includes new service agreement and is scheduled for commissioning by year's end.

Pulp prices fall 5% in Europe and 7% in China; paperboard deliveries to the US remain subdued despite recovery efforts.

Raute cites that although project deliveries have continued successfully, a larger share of the order backlog is now expected to be recognized as net sales in 2026 rather than in the current year.

Start-up is scheduled for the Q4 2026.

The new line, due to start up in 2026, will supply recycled fiber to the paper machine (PM3), which produces a range of packaging-grade materials from 100% recycled content.

New technology supports Euro 180,000 t/year capacity for textile-grade fiber production.

The delivery features Jartek’s latest automation solutions, including automated stick quality grading and the AR-HUB system, setting a new benchmark for efficiency and quality in sawmill operations.

Through the new collaboration with SCA Wood Scandinavia AB, the availability of these products will be further expanded in the Scandinavian market.

With one integrated system, Tasmania’s Reliance Forest Fibre is modernizing its forest operations, delivering new levels of coordination, transparency, and planning efficiency.

Planned to start up by March 2026, this new pivotal project aims to support the area in achieving energy consumption reduction, marking a strong, tangible commitment to a greener future.

Integrating the new system with the distributed control system and controls will reduce complexity for operators and give the quality control need to improve runnability and consistency from papermaking through converting.