The Nancy site will continue as a slitting and distribution terminal after a restructuring affecting 79 employees.

Group of 17 specialists to advance education, research, and investment in prefabricated and modular wood-based building materials.

New facility in North Rhine-Westphalia employs over 200 people and features automated warehouses and on-site energy systems.

Upgrade targets improved material flow and operational reliability for specialty product lines.

Benchmark price falls 1% weekly and 8% monthly as of November 28.

Modernization targets improved chemical recovery, higher power generation, and consistent chip supply.

Company adjusts long-fibre softwood pulp production amid uncertain market, plans further 2026 curtailments at Joutseno pulp mill in Finland.

The price for logs exported from Japan adds 0.5%.

Price for particle board exported from Thailand slipped 4%.

Green Business Index falls to 100.7 in Q4 2025, driven by a 19-point drop in forestry.

New scheme aims to ensure PEFC-certified wood supply, citing need for greater control over compliance standards.

New chief executive brings over 20 years of pulp industry experience and will continue serving on the company's Board.

Closure decision affects 30 employees after curtailed fibre supply renders British Columbia, Canada, site commercially unviable.

Potential temporary layoffs from January to June 2026 affect Lappeenranta, Rauma, Renko and Vilppula sites in Finland.

Domestic supply stays constrained while import flows improve and mills raise operating rates.

Imports of plywood to Japan gained 1.1%.