Adjusted operating profit fell to SEK 47 million from SEK 69 million as the overhaul of the Finnish business weighed on sales.
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Adjusted EBITDA fell to $98.1 million on weaker lumber results, and the company expects challenging conditions through the balance of 2026.
A U.S. tariff on Canadian paperboard idled the Temiscaming site in October, and the company pushed the conclusion of its strategic review to the first quarter of 2027.
Net orders dropped in the first nine months, and the company now expects 4,600 to 4,800 home closings in 2026.
The German maker of decor papers and edgebands for the panel and furniture industries lifted its adjusted EBITDA margin to 12.2% from 11.4% and confirmed its 2026 forecast of Euro 790 million to Euro 820 million in sales.
Net sales were flat at $2.19 billion as volumes rose 1% and prices slipped 1%. The paperboard packaging maker expects full-year adjusted EBITDA of about $1.05 billion and a return to EBITDA growth in 2027.
Siding sales grew 7% to $473 million as volumes returned to growth, while the OSB segment posted another loss.
Plywood average net selling prices rose 31% from a year earlier.
The maker of connectors for wood construction raised the low end of its 2026 margin forecast and approved a $1 billion share buyback.
The Finnish maker of plywood and LVL mill equipment, whose third-quarter sales fell 34%, lowered the top of its 2026 forecast for the second time this year.
The Chilean wood-based panel maker’s revenue rose 5% to $72.3 million; it also plans to concentrate production in Chile.
The Finnish packaging and wood-products maker expects annual maintenance to raise costs and cut volumes in the fourth quarter.
The Texas homebuilder lifted orders 3% with incentives of 11% and says owning and developing its own land has largely locked in its lot costs.
Pulp and paper producers swung to a loss, and 56.2% of sawmilling companies were loss-making, up from 43.7% a year earlier.
The timber giant's latest land sale, at about $1,800 an acre, comes as third-quarter profit fell 24% and it braces for a softer fourth quarter in wood products.
Manufactured home shipments rose 2%, while net income fell 40% as sales to RV makers dropped 15%.
The Indian plywood and MDF maker’s plants are running at nearly 98% of capacity.
Net sales orders fell 7% and cancellations rose to 23%; the largest U.S. homebuilder expects incentives to stay elevated and fiscal 2027 revenue of $30 billion to $32 billion.
Stronger softwood lumber markets lifted prices while New Brunswick softwood volumes fell; Acadian expects sawlog demand and prices to remain stable until end-use markets improve.
Sawlog deliveries rose 4% while sawmill margins stayed under pressure; Sveaskog expects lower log prices to gradually improve sawmills’ conditions, with some delay.