Acquisition adds Plymouth location to dealer's network ahead of new Farmington headquarters opening in early 2026.
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Imports of softwood lumber to Japan grew 7%.
Shipments grow 6.4% as inventory declines 2.7%.
Chris Kalesnikoff will become President and CEO, and Krystle Seed will take the role of Chief Financial and Strategic Services Officer as the company continues expansion of its integrated mass timber operations in British Columbia.
The plan targets Euro 10 billion in bio-based product purchases by 2030 and aims to expand a Euro 2.7 trillion sector employing 17.1 million people.
Funding includes $700 million for housing-linked lumber demand, $500 million in new loans for large softwood producers, and over $100 million in worker training, expanding on prior $1.2 billion forest sector support.
Company reports consolidated sales of $142 million, up from $140 million a year ago, and declares a dividend of $0.35 per share.
Company reports strong 17.8% margin and advances growth strategy with Brooks acquisition.
Price for lumber exported from the U.S. to India stayed flat.
Bill authorizes $220 million in federal guarantees for sawmills near forest restoration areas.
Hardwood lumber PPI drops 0.1% while millwork rises 0.2%.
Transaction adds sawn timber to company's particleboard and MDF output at its Romanian operations.
Deal adds 35 employees and a portfolio of premium decking and siding to the distributor's national network.
Exports of lumber from Thailand to China lost 7%.
Exports of lumber from New Zealand increased 10%.
This transformational partnership creates North American log, timber frame and mass timber construction provider.
Price for lumber exported from Finland to China slid 1.3%.
Imports of softwood lumber to China slipped 3%.
Delegates engage over 300 partners through 20 meetings, signing MOUs to expand wood construction and boost housing initiatives.
Timber costs more than double in five years as production consolidates at Insjön and Blyberg sites in Sweden.