Delivered FY25 results significantly ahead of prior year with adjusted EBITDA up 125% year-on-year to Euro 10.8 million.
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Longer-term expectations are even more bullish.
Protective packaging growth offsets broader softness.
LEB adoption significantly increases permanent and unskilled workers while leaving skilled and temporary employment unchanged.
Södra posts 7% revenue growth in Q1 2025, but profit pressured by strong krona and rising wood costs
Stable demand and higher prices support sales gains, but EBIT falls 23% amid currency losses and inflation.
Mexico sees largest downgrade among major economies with a 0.3% contraction projected.
Home closings fall 7% while average selling price rises to $570,000.
Order backlog shrinks 21% as Southeast and South Central regions lead declines.
Under age-dependent risk, salvage operations raise land value to $9,261/ha and delay harvest to 46 years.
Furniture demand drives OSB and particleboard growth while exports fall and investment remains weak.
Detached house construction grows 14% while housing cooperatives add 700 units in 2025 outlook.
High unemployment and stalled construction investments raise concerns despite inflation exceeding 2% target.
A hypothetical 10 percentage point increase in U.S. tariffs on all non-commodity imports could cut global GDP by 0.3% and reduce U.S. household incomes by $1,600, OECD predicts.
22% of Swedish construction companies say they currently have more staff than needed.
Sawmills struggle with poor margins as timber prices surge and supply tightens.