Long Island distributor founded in 1948 continues operations as Joe Sider leads post-acquisition.
Initiative replaces thermal disposal with material recycling for used press felts and forming fabrics.
Company announces US $50 million investment in new U.S. steel lattice facility to capture growing infrastructure demand.
New leader brings transport and logistics experience as Petras Jašinskas departs after completing investment phase.
New site supports expanded local stock and will call pickup for regional customers.
Kalesnikoff will receive $5.5 million as repayable funding to buy equipment for prefabricated housing components.
Company launches successful cost reduction programme, achieving SEK 109 million (11.9 million) in annual fixed cost savings.
Acquisition returns 43% of nation's territory under Indigenous stewardship with 469,200 m3 annual timber harvest.
Alteri Partners assumes SEK 746 million ($81 million) lease liability as Nobia retains SEK 80 million ($8.7 million) UK pension plan.
Recently acquired U.S. assets drive revenue growth but generate significant integration costs for the full year.
Benchmark index holds steady near prior month level despite slight weekly decline.
Price for wood chips exported from Vietnam to Japan grew 7%.
Commerce issues a preliminary critical-circumstances finding; CBP to collect cash deposits on covered entries starting Monday.
Price for wood pellets imported to Japan rose 4%.
Price for plywood imported to Japan slid 1.5%.
Log imports drop 13.1% and timber production falls 1.1% from 2024.