SFI-certified loblolly pine tract expands firm's US portfolio to 1.6 million acres with 25% high ecological value area.
M&A
Alpha Lumber & Supply becomes SBSI's eleventh location and second in Alabama.
Transaction follows right of first refusal exercise as tall oil partner since 2008 exits ownership.
Deal adds $2.4 billion in annual revenue, expands addressable market beyond $200 billion with Florida and Texas accounting for 40% of sales.
Nippon takes 70% stake in Marusumi Whangarei Company, renamed NP Wood Fibre, to secure supply for Japanese market.
Netherlands facility adds 100,000-tonne annual capacity to strengthen European service operations
Ownership in Metsä Fibre rises to 55.2% as Itochu retains 19.9% and remains minority shareholder
Transaction supports Cascades' debt reduction while Crown gains an integrated production site in British Columbia, Canada.
Transaction with Ingka Investments finalised after competition review in Latvia and Estonia.
Acquisition adds eight Indiana locations and brings the total store count to 99 across seven Midwestern states.
New Lombardy site will triple annual production capacity to 1.5 million pallets with major industrial investments starting March 2026.
Planned acquisition expands WEPA's European network to 15 sites, pending regulatory approval.
The merger will combine 4.2 million acres of timberland under the Rayonier name.
Deal for Billerica-based distributor opens new markets in Rhode Island and Connecticut, diversifies customer base.
The business operations sold to American Industrial Partners operates nine global manufacturing facilities and eight regional offices with a workforce of 3,300.
Facility adds 100,000-tonne annual capacity and employs 22 people.
Strategic investment targets global microcrystalline cellulose market, valued at $1.33 billion.
Purchase includes 70% stake in family-owned window company that employs 200 people and exports to Austria and Switzerland.
XO Windows, founded in 2008 and one of Arizona's largest window distributors, will integrate into two existing US LBM divisions.
Howa Sangyo will also establish a new wholly owned subsidiary to take over Nissio Gravure's machinery sales business.