The company plants more than 100 million seedlings a year and says skidder tests put it on a path to full autonomy.
Timberlands
Core strategy targets $1.5 billion over 5 years across Chile, Uruguay and Brazil following Plateau acquisition.
The forestry group cites higher logistics and input costs, a stronger krona and uneven pricing between wood supply and finished products, while pointing to small pulp-price gains late in the quarter.
Standing sales prices for sawlogs and pulpwood increased, while industrial roundwood purchases from private forests remained below year-earlier and five-year levels.
Deal transfers 114 km of timber access road operations to Canadian Resource Roadways as ANC retains 10% and redeploys capital to mill upgrades.
Graphyte supplies credits from Arkansas and Arizona projects using proprietary Carbon Casting technology.
Western Sweden and parts of Jönköping are the worst-hit areas, and most of the damaged volume is spruce.
Financing will fund teak planting, degraded-land restoration, and purchases of remnant natural forest in the Darién region under FSC-certified operations.
Funding will go to states and counties with National Forest System lands for schools, roads, emergency services and community wildfire planning.
Martin á Porta named Deputy Chair as committee leadership assignments confirmed at constitutive meeting.
Industry groups seek a three-year bankruptcy moratorium as losses top 15 billion rubles.
The licence will support about 445 truckloads of logs a year and supply wood for split-rail fencing made at the company’s Kootenay operation.
Strategic partnership secures long-term fiber supply for Cabano plant while Solifor expands Quebec forest holdings.
Agency will reorganize around 15 state directors and shift regional-office functions to service centers in six cities.
Combined forestry assets reach $8 billion, creating third-largest global timberland investment manager.
Company records $10.2 million net realizable value charge in Q4 as combined duty and tariff rate rises to 45.16%.
Lumber shipments decline 40% in Q4 as company operates at 46% of capacity amid 45.16% combined duty and tariff rate.
The approved transfer covers Tree Farm Licence 59 near Oliver and replaceable forest licences in the Merritt and Okanagan timber supply areas.
Notifications rise in Northern and Southern Norrland, while permit applications fall in montane and valuable broad-leaved forests.
Ashlee Townsend Cribb has resigned as Executive Vice President, Wood Products, and will leave the role to take a CEO position with a privately owned specialty wood products manufacturer.