Acquisition retains 67 jobs, adds 37 positions, and secures future of facility dating back to 1900.
M&A
The deal will add a Waseca, Minnesota pallet plant and 75 employees.
The timberland includes 202 miles of protected streams and is certified to Sustainable Forestry Initiative standards.
Combined company exceeds $18 billion in revenue as insulation leader joins roofing and lumber portfolio.
Acquisition includes three facilities with Euro 74 million in annual sales and 350 employees.
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.
New facility to produce 200 million bags annually for anchor customer Indocement starting in late 2026.
Roust Element absorbs 93 employees and roof module operations to strengthen prefabricated wood market position.
Two-plant operator in Aichi becomes Rengo affiliate after investment follows 2024 supply agreement.
Deal transfers 114 km of timber access road operations to Canadian Resource Roadways as ANC retains 10% and redeploys capital to mill upgrades.
The deal will add a Longview, Washington, mill with 3 paper machines, about 500 employees and about 1 million tons of annual output.
Nearly 5,300 employees now across 39 countries as fiber-based solutions integrate into existing capabilities.
Facility to operate as Vancoast Sawmill division, supporting local jobs and cedar product supply for global markets.
New entity rebrands as WEPA Professional France as company retains all four local production sites.
Marco Bertola continues as Global CEO as new ownership promises greater R&D investment and market expansion.
The planned deal will add cabinets, flooring and distribution brands to the company’s home services business, with closing scheduled after its annual shareholder meeting in May.
Acquisition adds 49,000 ft2 corrugated packaging facility as existing leadership team stays in place.
Appeal dismissed before court decision, ending JELD-WEN dispute over January 2025 acquisition.
$200 million production target follows Arkansas facility purchase and integration of CoolDeck technology.
Oleson will keep operating from its York, Pennsylvania, facility as Comact adds wide bandsaw blades, filing room equipment and related aftermarket products.