Standing-sale softwood log prices stayed near January levels, and delivery-sale spruce and birch pulpwood stabilized while pine edged lower.

Price for wood pellets imported to South Korea rose 3%.

Price for OSB exported from Norway changed slightly 0.0%.

Millwork prices fall 0.3% while final-demand producer prices rise 0.7% as services rise 0.5% and goods rise 1.1%.

Notifications rise in Northern and Southern Norrland, while permit applications fall in montane and valuable broad-leaved forests.

Transaction values former shares at 0.0425 Canfor share or $0.50 cash, delisting from TSX effective March 18.

New appointment follows Heikki Laaki's transition to CTO, strengthening sawmill technology development.

Higher duty rates through 2025 drive a drop in softwood lumber imports, but sawmill output is unchanged as residential construction demand weakens.

Exports of logs from the U.S. to China contracted 10%.

Price for particleboard and OSB exported from Belarus to Kazakhstan decreased 16%.

Producer cites rising production and raw material costs for the across-the-range increase.

70,000-tonne capacity unit to begin operations in March 2028 with Portugal 2030 programme support.

Company outlines 2026 priorities to deliver positive free cash flow and drive EBITDA improvement across all businesses.

Company establishes new transformation leadership role, appointing Risto Penttinen to Group Executive Team.

Expanded Riga site becomes operational with advanced technology and energy-efficient storage.

Benchmark gains US$10 week-over-week, climbing 1% from one month ago.