Prices fell 4.1% from August but remained up 11.5% from a year earlier; Canada's broader factory-gate prices were up 14.5% year over year.

Purchases roughly doubled from August, while standing-sale prices for logs and pulpwood fell 1% to 4% from the previous month.

Slower than expected CLT market growth and rising wood costs pressured profitability; about 80 positions are affected.

The change aims to raise value from Holmen's own forest land and secure wood for its mills; no job cuts are planned.

An $829 million goodwill impairment led to a GAAP net loss of $732 million; the company expects continued strong Industrial results and more stable Consumer results in the fourth quarter.

Price increases in both regions more than offset input-cost inflation, while sales volumes reached 903,000 metric tons; Billerud expects stable markets and positive pricing in the fourth quarter.

Higher mortgage rates and economic uncertainty marked the quarter; the builder remains confident in housing fundamentals and its ability to manage the current cycle.

Variable costs fell by SEK 51 million, mainly as pulpwood prices declined, while CTMP production increased; full-year investments are expected to total about SEK 60 million.

The 15-year fixed mortgage rate declined, reaching 6.68% from 6.71% a week earlier.

Group operating profit of SEK 267 million included a SEK 288 million gain from the Sunpine sale; Södra plans to continue its transformation, citing the weak wood products business.

Wood products demand was subdued and log prices fell; Holmen plans to keep balancing production with market conditions.

The 530 million yuan line can make 20 million square meters of board a year from flue gas gypsum and recycled paper fiber; Taishan Gypsum plans nine more lines.

Closings fell 9% to 6,876 homes as higher mortgage rates stretched affordability; the company continues to balance the price and pace of sales and align production.

Price for wood veneer exported from Chinese rose marginally 0.7%.

Thailand remained the largest supplier as its share fell 1.2 pp; Vietnam grew 37.6% and United States fell 24.5%.

The roughly 60,000 hectares of mainly radiata pine plantations in the Maule region make up almost 5% of CMPC's forestland.