Expanded facility and larger team serve important market in Southeast Asia.
Production capacity
The plant will convert over 90% of wood residues — bark, shavings, branches, tops and recycled wood — into energy for both heat and electricity.
New facility can produce enough lumber for 14,000 homes and reserves 40 hectares for mass timber expansion.
Shipments fall 6% as capacity utilization declines to 76.1%.
RemaSawco receives order from Holmen worth just over SEK 1.1 million ($114,702).
The new state-of-the-art mill includes world-leading process technology and production equipment.
As part of the agreement, the world’s first industrial AeoniQ plant will be constructed at Altri’s Caima pulp mill. Construction is expected to begin in 2026 with an initial capacity of 1,750 tons per year.
Yueyang Forest and Paper Company’s new machine in Yueyang, Hunan Province, will produce 450,000 tons of fine paper per year.
La Grande facility absorbs operations following permanent closure scheduled for September 2025.
Mill produces Douglas Fir specialty lumber for Japan and U.S. construction markets.
Vehicle joins regular fleet in Värmland–Närke to assess performance under rural conditions.
International Paper to exit molded fiber business; additional facility changes planned.
Closure affects 290 employees and takes effect in August 2025.
The project’s final investment decision is expected in 2026, with commercial production for the first factory stage set to begin in 2028. The project is intended to be implemented in three phases, each valued at approximately Euro 300 million.
Norra Skog plans to increase production by 10,000 m3 per year. The first steps will be taken this summer and the reconstruction will be completed in the fall of 2026.
This investment reduces production waste and uses circular life cycle inks, significantly minimising waste generation.
The new mill will specialize in producing high-quality Southern Yellow Pine framing lumber. This will be the company’s first new sawmill on the East Coast and once fully operational, will provide 125-140 new jobs in the area.
Due to the strained economic situation in Turkey and the country's excessive inflation, as well as the massive demands of the trade union, Rondo Ganahl has decided to sell the plant and withdraw from the Turkish market.
The 8,000-square-foot showroom is the largest Andersen showroom yet.
Equipped with the latest technologies, the new production line enables precise tuning of adsorptive performance through detailed control of adsorbent types, blends, and content levels.