
Result before tax reaches Euro -5 million as lower volumes and higher digital costs weigh on margins; 24 million seedlings planted during the 2025 season.

Result before tax reaches Euro -5 million as lower volumes and higher digital costs weigh on margins; 24 million seedlings planted during the 2025 season.

Affordability constraints and cautious buyers reduced closings by 5% to 84,863 homes, bringing annual revenue to $34.3 billion.

UPM’s sales fell 9% to Euro 2.3 billion as pulp and paper prices declined sharply; the company expects lower margins in H2.

Real housing wealth falls for fourth month while Chicago stands alone with 0.26% rise.

Rising costs, blocked access to road-building materials, and equipment shortage undermine Russia’s forest sector raw material base.

Signatories include CEPI, CEI-Bois, COCERAL and Bioenergy Europe citing supply chain-wide compliance issues.

New 25% duties on Asian parts pressure local makers; imports expected to fall as firms shift sourcing.

Semi-custom segment posts 6.7% drop while cabinet quantity declines by 8.7%.

Pulpwood harvest grows 8% while sawlog volumes fall 1% over nine-month period.

Pulp and timber earnings decline amid weak demand, while AI investment and Baltic forest sale support long-term strategy.

Companies report $930 million drop in product exports from 2022 to 2024.

Sawmills extend contracts early through January 2026 amid tight supply and coordinated forest sales

Housing projected to reach 206.1 billion kronor in 2026 while commercial buildings grow by just 1%.

Lumber segment loses $123 million, with $67 million tied to U.S. duties.

Canada’s forest sector calls for simplified EUDR rules reflecting negligible-risk countries.

House passed companion bill in January; Senate committee version expands thinning and limits legal delays.

Plywood, decking, and door frames reach Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany from natural forests in Borneo.

Order value declines to $3.6 billion as unit backlog shrinks by 18% from prior year.

January–September sales volume remains 10% below 2024, despite exceeding five-year average by 1%.

Urban and urbanizing counties hold 69% of remaining mill capacity across Oregon, Washington, and northern California.