Net sales were flat at $2.19 billion as volumes rose 1% and prices slipped 1%. The paperboard packaging maker expects full-year adjusted EBITDA of about $1.05 billion and a return to EBITDA growth in 2027.
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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.
Siding sales grew 7% to $473 million as volumes returned to growth, while the OSB segment posted another loss.
Price for MDF panels exported from Turkish rose marginally 0.7%.
Plywood average net selling prices rose 31% from a year earlier.
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.
The ISM Manufacturing PMI rose to 55.5% from 54.5% in September.
Single-family construction was 2.4% below a year earlier.
Canadian sawmill output, U.S. factory and jobs data, and Brazil's trade balance are also scheduled.
The week ended close to where it began, after a swing in both directions.
Vietnam stayed the largest supplier as its share shrank 6.8 pp, while Australian shipments jumped 33%.
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 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.