SCA invests to strengthen competitiveness and improve the local environment in Timrå as they decided to invest in the pulp mill in Östrand. This new investment is expected to drive cost efficiency along with increase the production capacity of the factory.

SCM Group one of the global leaders in technologies for machining a wide range of materials and industrial components announces a common, strategic vision to ensure firmness and continuity in the Group’s investment and growth plans.

Despite the corona virus hiatus crippled the global woodworking and processing supply chain sector, the industrial production experienced a steep growth by 1.2% in December 2021, in the euro area and by 0,7% in the EU, compared with November 2021, according to Eurostat statistics1.

Recent approval of Dubai’s $1.42bn Construction Projects Budget is crucial to UAE, as it is one of the fastest growing attractive destinations for investment leading to impressive bilateral trade relations for African Wood and Woodworking Industry companies that are leveraging the emirate as a strategic hub to boost their exports and global reach.

Fittings solution provider Hettich introduces convenient washbasin for everyone in cooperation with Primabad B.V. Bathroom now becomes more convenient and accessible as the wash basin will now be at the right height for everyone.

Metsa Fibre a part of Metsa Group recently signed a contract with Kemi bioproduct on electrical, automation and ICT installation. The contracts form an important part of the whole bioproduct mill. Signed as planned and on schedule, the contracts include all the mill’s process electricity, building electricity and instrument installations, as well as ICT cabling and equipment.

Despite pandemic 2021 acted as a powerful driver for production in several industries across the woodworking and manufacturing sector. One of these is certainly the sector of machinery, plants, equipment and tools for wood and wood-based materials, which experienced a “stimulating” 2021 with a growth of orders that could hardly be imagined.

Södra posted a record result of SEK 5,316 million for 2021 due to favourable market prices and stable industrial production. Södra’s Board proposes a profit distribution of SEK 2,239 million.

The first sod was officially turned at Timberlink’s NeXTimber manufacturing facility at Tarpeena South Australia today, to mark the commencement of the $63 million construction project.

With the introduction of the new Ponsse H8 harvester head, Ponsse has further strengthened its market position as the leader in harvester heads.