Company enters forbearance agreement with over 70% of noteholders as European paper industry faces structural demand decline.
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Buyer market growth also raises trade probability by 1.68%, confirming demand as the main market driver.
Vessels slow to 11-12 knots as Umeå departures consolidate, adding Piteå calls for Munksund mill cargo.
Uncertain pulp market drives talks covering all 170 employees at the Finnish mill.
The new format will carry more than 2,000 items in store, with the full range available via pick-up or delivery, as Ingka expands beyond large out-of-town locations.
New $75 million capital injection positions pallet provider for growth as Dave Russell assumes interim CEO role.
Funding includes a new mass timber and glulam manufacturing facility in Alberta, Indigenous forestry initiatives in Alberta and Manitoba, and wood-construction research and training.
Lumber demand stayed weak through most of the quarter, while scheduled maintenance reduced pulp output.
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.
Non-manufacturing PMI edges up to 49.5 while the composite output index dips to 49.5.
Initiative replaces thermal disposal with material recycling for used press felts and forming fabrics.
Kalesnikoff will receive $5.5 million as repayable funding to buy equipment for prefabricated housing components.
Natural Resources Canada opens national funding calls across four programs and announces $2.8 million for seven projects in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
The mill will use kappa analyzer technology to expand online real-time fiberline measurements for process stability and pulp-quality control.
Agreement will allow Alaska to implement projects on up to 300 thousand acres through Good Neighbor Authority and sets a 2026 deadline for a Tongass timber action plan.
The initiation is part of a broader notice covering multiple December-anniversary AD and CVD orders.
Plan revisions will cover 2,460,000 acres in 17 Oregon counties and will include an environmental impact statement examining alternatives including sustained-yield timber production, wildfire and fuels treatments, wildlife habitat considerations including barred owl management, and other resource issues.
Lumber segment faces $215 million hit from European log supply pressures while pulp and paper takes $106 million charge.