Capacidad de producción

Maintenance period includes advanced sensor installation and decarbonisation project works through 20 March.

Facility marks province's first heavy duty corrugator as joint venture secures local paper and power supply.

Replacement of existing cast iron cylinder aims to maintain high machine-glazed paper quality and ensure long-term operational stability.

New Oklahoma facility adds 1 million ft2 of buildings with automated warehouse and TAD technology.

Sastamala facility to add new peeling line and AI technology, with operations set for early 2027.

Facility converts wood processing by-products into heat for lumber drying with potential to expand to 10MW.

Second kiln installation planned for later in 2026 to boost lumber production for mass timber applications.

Kingsey Falls facility upgrades target food packaging market with improved sheet quality and surface finish.

Lumber demand stayed weak through most of the quarter, while scheduled maintenance reduced pulp output.

New fiberboard press enables production of 2-28mm panels as company targets leading Western producer position.

BDC financing features interest-only payments until 2028 as Mackenzie sawmill resumes two-shift operations.

Modernization targets enhanced efficiency, cybersecurity, and a platform for future AI integration.

Transformation 2027 programme shifts manufacturing to Illertissen and Tauberbischofsheim as company adapts to new capacity levels.

Shutdown addresses uncertain Asian market demand, with restart dependent on market developments.

Lease recalculations add back charges for 2024–2025 as exports weaken and borrowing costs stay high.

Initiative replaces thermal disposal with material recycling for used press felts and forming fabrics.

New site supports expanded local stock and will call pickup for regional customers.

Subheading Import volumes rise to 3.23 million m3 as Vietnam and Indonesia expand shipments.

Natural Resources Canada opens national funding calls across four programs and announces $2.8 million for seven projects in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

Shipments fall 7.8% and ending inventory drops 8.1% from December.