Company establishes six-member Executive Committee to lead refined premiumization strategy and confirms 2025 EBITDA growth outlook.
Agreement expands product line across Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Austin and Oklahoma City markets.
Solid sorbent pilot unit at Alberta pulp mill will gather operational data to support future commercial-scale carbon capture assessment.
The world's first commercial-scale wood-to-chemicals plant targets 220,000-tonne annual output upon full operation.
Modernization aims to enhance moisture profile uniformity and operational runnability across three Chinese mills.
The price for logs exported from Lithuania dipped 0.3%.
Western Forest Products adds two continuous dry kilns in Chemainus; Island TimberFrame expands timber-frame production in Cumberland.
Revised data shows production sits 7.5% above 2017 levels despite flat recent output and declining industry employment.
Company authorizes layoffs for 134 personnel, aiming for Euro 1.1 million in annual personnel cost savings.
Company complies with sustainable forestry standard, setting aside over 5% of productive forest for conservation.
Leadership transition effective 1 January 2026 expands board to seven members and splits chairman and CEO roles.
Purchase applications rise 10% from a year ago as 15-year rates also fall to 5.47%.
Brazilian unit's $490 million investment raises annual output from 100,000 to 440,000 tonnes for hygiene products.
Weaker market sentiment drives lower import prices, while port activity and inventory levels remain stable.
Total industry revenue reaches $12.4 billion, split nearly evenly between contract and non-contract logging, as expenses fall for the second consecutive year.
Commercial housing sales fall 18% year-on-year.