Wood & Panel

Forestry Technology

James Latham observes a leap in the timber market

 August 22, 2025

James Latham PLC reports a 4.7% rise in revenue and a 5.9% increase in volume for timber, panels, and decorative surfaces, reflecting a growing market demand.

Ireland faces storm-affected wood surges for Éowyn in its forestry

 August 22, 2025

A new report reveals a surplus of storm-damaged timber in Ireland, yet high costs and supply chain bottlenecks are preventing a market price drop.

Södra decides to invest in the Kisa sawmill for good forestry

 August 21, 2025

Södra invests a billion SEK in Kisa sawmill to boost timber production, support the green transition, and enhance market share in the growing timber industry.

New Zealand has a reliance on India to regain its position in the timber market

 August 21, 2025

On-arrival fumigation rules revive New Zealand log exports to India, lifting demand and positioning India to re-enter NZ’s top five timber markets.

WEINIG executes an exceptional invention : SOLID RIP

 August 21, 2025

The WEINIG SOLID RIP FX 210 is a versatile, efficient longitudinal circular saw, ideal for cutting planks, boards, panels, and various materials. With high precision, user-friendly operation, and safety features, it’s perfect for small to large operations.

Stora Enso invests in a new saw line at Ždirec

 August 20, 2025

Stora Enso invests €79M into a new saw and CLT production line at its Ždírec sawmill—boosting capacity, jobs, and sustainable mass timber output.

Holmen faces tariff uncertainty that hurts wood products

 August 19, 2025

Holmen Q2 2025 sees revenue fall 5.4%, EPS down to SEK 3.8. Tariff uncertainty and weak construction demand hurt the wood segment’s performance.

Ponsse maintains its strategic resilience in forestry equipment

 August 19, 2025

Ponsse reports unchanged H1 2025 sales, improved operating profit (€20.6 M), and enhanced financial stability. Focus on forestry machinery and sustainability.

Stora Enso updates encouraging signals for timber demand in a volatile market

 August 18, 2025

August saw robust timber demand for woodworking, with Stora Enso noting stable volumes despite a slight price drop — market resilience shines through.

Norwegian timber market sees a downturn due to a slide from peak prices

 August 18, 2025

Norwegian timber prices pull back from record highs amid market easing—woodworking firms see more affordable supply but weigh volatility.


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