Deal adds two Oklahoma locations to 56-store network as employee-owned company expands ninth-state footprint.
M&A
Strategic partnership secures long-term fiber supply for Cabano plant while Solifor expands Quebec forest holdings.
Combined forestry assets reach $8 billion, creating third-largest global timberland investment manager.
Norwegian government agency plans 25- to 30-year cleanup at Halden industrial site with handover set for 2028.
Wisconsin saw service provider adds five decades of reconditioning expertise to Burton's North American network.
The approved transfer covers Tree Farm Licence 59 near Oliver and replaceable forest licences in the Merritt and Okanagan timber supply areas.
Forty-seventh acquisition adds food packaging specialists and proprietary steaming technology to distributor's portfolio.
Acquisition adds Euro 45.6 million revenue business to Chadwicks Group as timber frame use reaches 61% in Irish scheme developments.
Deal adds small harvesters and forwarders for sensitive terrain to equipment portfolio.
Transaction values former shares at 0.0425 Canfor share or $0.50 cash, delisting from TSX effective March 18.
More than 50-year-old company partners with existing management to maintain ownership stake.
The purchase adds 50,000 tons of annual production capacity as company strengthens Latin America leadership.
Long Island distributor founded in 1948 continues operations as Joe Sider leads post-acquisition.
Acquisition returns 43% of nation's territory under Indigenous stewardship with 469,200 m3 annual timber harvest.
Alteri Partners assumes SEK 746 million ($81 million) lease liability as Nobia retains SEK 80 million ($8.7 million) UK pension plan.
SFI-certified loblolly pine tract expands firm's US portfolio to 1.6 million acres with 25% high ecological value area.
Alpha Lumber & Supply becomes SBSI's eleventh location and second in Alabama.
Transaction follows right of first refusal exercise as tall oil partner since 2008 exits ownership.
Deal adds $2.4 billion in annual revenue, expands addressable market beyond $200 billion with Florida and Texas accounting for 40% of sales.
Nippon takes 70% stake in Marusumi Whangarei Company, renamed NP Wood Fibre, to secure supply for Japanese market.