The final rate is nearly three times the preliminary level for two of the producers and below it for the third.
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A pilot at the company's new sawline showed that up to 4% of the volume from final fellings can move from pulpwood to sawn products.
Canada was the largest supplier, and its share rose 17.6 pp; Canadian shipments jumped 96.5% while Germany's fell 58.2%.
The Vienna-based company says a contractually agreed investor payment failed to arrive, while its parent Gropyus AG stays out of the proceedings and construction continues.
Petitioners withdrew requests for 14 companies, and Commerce found no reviewable entries for 20 others.
Wood-panel and other wood product prices gained 0.2% on the month, with their annual rise at 4.7%.
Canada's share rose 3.7 pp as Spain's shipments jumped 58.2%.
Annual growth outpaced that of Slovak industrial producer prices by 8.1 percentage points.
Canada became the largest supplier as its share rose 7.4 pp; Taiwan's share fell 11.8 pp.
Standing-sale spruce log prices were unchanged from August, while pulpwood prices fell 2.1% to 3.3%.
Price for SYP lumber exported from the U.S. contracted 5.7%.
The United Kingdom stayed the largest buyer as its share rose 11 pp, France's purchases grew more than twofold and Japan's fell 42%
The Australian Forest Products Association estimates that up to 100,000 cubic meters of imported timber products a year may contain Russian fiber, enough for 15,000 homes, and wants testing and country-of-origin labeling.
The forest machine maker and its employee representatives agreed on the measure for a weaker market next year, a year after a similar deal for 2026.
China remained the largest destination as its share gained 1.1 pp, while India grew most at 14.9% and Indonesia's shipments shrank most at 18.8%.
Developers launched 61,106 apartments.
The forest owners' cooperative is lifting pulpwood prices by a total of 50 kroner per cubic meter this autumn and spruce sawlog prices by 30 kroner from Nov. 1, citing low mill inventories and strong demand for spruce.
The United States remained the largest buyer as its share rose 0.7 pp, while Mexico's shipments climbed 60.3% and Japan's fell 15.4%.
Price for logs exported from Canadian expanded 19.4%.
Price for newsprint exported from Canadian held steady.
Exports of lumber from Canada decreased slightly 0.8%.
The petition by Alta Forest Products, Sierra Pacific Industries and Mendocino Forest Products alleges dumping margins of up to 296%.
Mexico led destinations as its share rose 1.2 pp, while Germany's shipments rose 15.1% and China's fell 47.9%.
The United States remained the largest destination as its share dipped 0.1 pp, while New Zealand's purchases grew more than fourfold and those to the U.S. fell 9.5%.
The United Kingdom stayed the largest buyer as its share slipped 4.2 pp; Italy's purchases grew 730-fold while Denmark's fell 33.8%.
Housing completions in Germany are expected to drop below 200,000 in 2026, the lowest since 2011, and the sawmill association warns against planned cuts to new-build subsidies.
Canada's share of U.S. softwood lumber imports rose 1.2 pp, while Germany's shipments dropped 18.1%, the steepest fall among large suppliers.
The board set him the tasks of reaching a sustained positive operating cash flow, raising capacity utilization and cutting debt.
Planing, painting and impregnation will continue at the site with lumber from another Holmen mill.
Brazil remained the largest supplier as its share rose 3.7 pp; Malaysia's shipments surged 94.5% and Vietnam's tumbled 78.3%.
Compared with the previous month, production was up 4%.
Exports of lumber from the U.S. to Mexico gained 1.1%.
Exports of logs from the U.S. increased slightly 0.5%.
The door and window maker expects 2026 adjusted EBITDA of $120 million to $150 million as cost cuts offset weaker volumes, and will keep its European business after a strategic review.
The decking maker expects fourth-quarter net sales of $175 million to $185 million and lower startup costs at its Arkansas plant as output rises.
Prices received by New Zealand producers for wood and timber were 2.1% higher than a year earlier.
Adjusted operating profit fell to SEK 47 million from SEK 69 million as the overhaul of the Finnish business weighed on sales.
Spruce and fir pulpwood led the gains, up 0.4% from August, followed by spruce and fir pulpwood and groundwood (mixed price), up 0.4%.
Corrugated paper falls 2.3% on the previous ten days, natural rubber falls 2.6%
Prices charged for forestry and logging services were 7.2% higher than a year earlier.
The cuts take effect on January 2 at the mill West Fraser said last week it would idle indefinitely because of weak demand for wood products.
A U.S. tariff on Canadian paperboard idled the Temiscaming site in October, and the company pushed the conclusion of its strategic review to the first quarter of 2027.
Forty-three forestry associations say higher diesel prices add more than $920 million a year to the cost of hauling U.S. timber. A second coalition of 46 groups led by forest landowners made the same request a day later.
Spruce sawlogs posted the only gain, up 6.1% from the second quarter.
Metsä Group had earlier suspended wood purchases from the data center sites over doubts about the timber's origin, and Finland's supervisory agency halted preparatory work at Muhos and Kajaani in October.
Net orders dropped in the first nine months, and the company now expects 4,600 to 4,800 home closings in 2026.
The German maker of decor papers and edgebands for the panel and furniture industries lifted its adjusted EBITDA margin to 12.2% from 11.4% and confirmed its 2026 forecast of Euro 790 million to Euro 820 million in sales.
Year to date, wood products shipments were up 0.4% and paper products shipments up 2.0%, against a 7.5% gain for all manufacturing.
Price for MDF panels exported from Turkish rose marginally 0.7%.
Japan remained the largest buyer as its share rose 21 pp, while Chinese purchases fell 66.7%.
China remained the largest buyer as its share slipped 2.7 pp, India's shipments surged 94.8%, and Taiwan's dropped 5.5%.
Price for lumber exported from New Zealand grew only 0.2%.
Earlier in October, Suzano raised prices by $50 a ton in the Americas and by $20 a ton in Asia.
Finland's competition authority cleared the deal without conditions. Kuhmo saws about 500,000 m3 of lumber a year and employs 180 people.
Vietnam stayed the largest supplier as its share shrank 6.8 pp, while Australian shipments jumped 33%.
The maker of connectors for wood construction raised the low end of its 2026 margin forecast and approved a $1 billion share buyback.
Export orders and construction also weakened and services stalled, while input and factory-gate prices rose more slowly.
Imports of wood furniture to Japan dipped 2.3%.
Price for particleboard exported from Turkish lost 6.1%.
The Montreal furniture components producer said it will spend several million dollars on new machinery at the Granite Falls plant.
The mass timber group will move production to three other Austrian sites by year-end, and most of the plant's 40 workers will stay with the company.
Canada remained the largest supplier as its share rose 4.1 pp; Romania's shipments rose 9.7% and Germany's fell 48.6%.
The Finnish maker of plywood and LVL mill equipment, whose third-quarter sales fell 34%, lowered the top of its 2026 forecast for the second time this year.
Price for OSB exported from Norwegian stayed flat.
Price for lumber exported from Norwegian slid 3.8%.
Exports of logs from Norway decreased 13.6%.
Price for plywood imported to Japan grew only 0.2%.
Vietnam remained the largest supplier as its share fell 4.9 pp; China’s shipments rose 13-fold and Canada’s fell 17.7%.
Goldman Sachs forecasts single-family starts of 870,000 and existing-home sales of 3.9 million next year, before lower mortgage rates revive activity in the second half.
Price for wood pellets exported from Vietnamese to Japan gained 1.8%.
Price for wood chips exported from Vietnamese to Japan grew only 0.8%.
Price for lumber imported to Japan rose 1.6%.
Wooden starts rose 2.3%; January–September starts were up 1.6% from a year earlier.
Pulp and paper producers swung to a loss, and 56.2% of sawmilling companies were loss-making, up from 43.7% a year earlier.
Housing permits, a guide to future construction, fell 44.3% to 25,938 units; January–September starts were up 1% from a year earlier.
The weekly figure counts pulp in Shanghai Futures Exchange warehouses that can be delivered against SHFE bleached softwood kraft pulp futures.
Price for wooden pallets imported to France lost 12.1%.
Price for wood pellets imported to Germany grew 8.3%.
Compared with the previous month, production was down 2.2%.
Investment in wood processing fell 19% and in pulp and paper 31.9%, while manufacturing as a whole was nearly flat.
Kastamonu Entegre and Yıldız Entegre received the largest fines.
The Indian plywood and MDF maker’s plants are running at nearly 98% of capacity.
Sawlog deliveries rose 4% while sawmill margins stayed under pressure; Sveaskog expects lower log prices to gradually improve sawmills’ conditions, with some delay.
Capacity closures improved the paperboard supply balance and prices; company expects pulp market conditions to improve toward year-end.
Compared with the previous month, production was down 5%.
Compared with the previous month, production was up 6.4%.
Compared with the previous month, production was up 5.2%.
Finland remained the largest supplier as its share rose 6.8 pp; Austria's shipments rose 77-fold and Sweden's fell 43.4%.
Owner-built housing completions are down 20.8% and apartment-building completions up 2% so far in 2026 compared with the same period last year.
Price for lumber imported to Tunisia grew 5.4%.
UPM shareholders will receive one WISA Group share for each UPM share they own.
Swedish lumber producer prices rose 0.6% from August but were 1.5% lower than a year earlier.
Annual growth trailed that of Italian industrial producer prices by 7.6 percentage points.
Price for wood veneer imported to India gained 3.5%.
Profits across all industrial enterprises rose 15.5% over the same period.
Annual growth outpaced that of Brazil overall industrial producer prices by 0.7 percentage points.
Smurfit Westrock and Pratt Industries allege dumping margins of up to 297% on Chinese boxes; Turkey also faces a subsidy investigation.
Compared with the previous month, production was up 2.4%.
Lower timber prices, efficiency gains and currency effects improved the result; planned maintenance shutdowns weakened July performance.
Price for wood furniture exported from Indian grew 5%.