Forest owners in Norway received 800 million kroner ($72 million) from the fund in 2024 as higher timber prices and harvest volumes increased investments.
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New Norupe facility will create 250 jobs and export high-value birch plywood to more than 60 countries.
Company expects total divestiture proceeds to exceed acquisition outlays as third transaction closes in early 2026.
Subfund to collect investments for sustainable forest and farmland projects in Central and Eastern EU countries.
New Chorley site enables 24-hour operations and houses Perform Panel division in 10,000 ft2 space.
New home prices drop 2.6% as commercial housing sales fall 12% from 2024.
The start-up of the new machine is scheduled for Q2 2028.
Federal government adds $12 million to joint funding aimed at stabilizing operations.
The facility, which produces structural larch plywood, is located in Amursk, Khabarovsk Krai, and is intended to supply both the Russian market and Southeast Asia.
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.
The largest biomass power plant in French Guiana, currently in its final testing phase before full commissioning, will be able to meet up to 8% of the territory’s electricity needs.
New technology supports Euro 180,000 t/year capacity for textile-grade fiber production.
Combined company will control 4.2 million acres of timberland and 1.2 billion board feet in lumber capacity.
Heritage Wood Mills investing $925,000 and creating 30 new jobs.
The newly established Pfeifer Timber UK Ltd. will in future supply both existing customers and new target groups more quickly and efficiently – initially with high-quality sawn timber from its Finnish subsidiary brand Pölkky.
The investment will be made over the next several years with input from local elected officials, business leaders, nonprofits, employees and other community partners.
Kruger Recycling’s new operational centre will ensure a stable fibre supply for the containerboard mill, while reducing transportation-related GHG emissions.
Anchored in a 10,000-square-foot site in Pittsburgh’s East End, The Mill reclaims and repurposes fallen or salvaged urban trees, transforming what would otherwise be landfill waste into high-quality lumber, pallet parts, tree stakes, firewood, and biochar.
Operated by Stark Group’s Swedish brand Beijer Byggmaterial, the branch marks a strategic move to strengthen Stark Group’s position in the Gothenburg region.
Woodgrain now operates over 318,000 square feet of total space at its Lawrenceville campus.