Company records $15.3 million in duty expenses as combined rate increases to 35.16% following final administrative review.
Strategic assessment covers seven sawmills with 3 million m3 capacity and three CLT mills across four countries.
Acquired portfolio includes a Delaware production facility and generated a segment operating profit of $17 million.
Order intake falls 9% as trade policy turbulence causes customers to postpone investments, while timber house construction sector grows.
New entity holds 1.2 million hectares valued at $5.7 billion and plans dual listing on Nasdaq Stockholm and Helsinki.
British Columbia targets one billion board feet for UK, EU, and Middle East.
Fixed-asset investment records its sharpest January–October decline in more than three decades, while new housing starts and property sales continue to fall.
Brazil becomes the largest supplier with 38% share as imports from China drop 15%.
Czech Republic leads with 47% share, Spain’s imports grow over fourfold.
Price for lumber exported from Sweden to the U.S. increased 24%.
Price for lumber exported from Sweden to Morocco expanded 5%.
Price for wood pellets imported to the United Kingdom increased 13%.
Imports of wood chips to the United Kingdom decreased 25%.
Acquisition expands North American packaging producer's network to two mills and six converting facilities.
Current manager Pekka Kittilä transitions to technical operations director at the Metsä Group facility.
Integrated unit Bellmer Cellwood operates with subsidiaries in Germany, Canada and China.