Russian wood industry companies are expanding their presence in African markets as exports to Europe remain restricted. Segezha Group has begun exporting sawn timber to Tunisia, while Sveza Group expects a sharp increase in plywood shipments to African countries by the end of 2025. Segezha’s press service told Interfax that the company recently shipped 4,000 cubic metres of Angara pine to a Tunisian partner with long-standing ties to the Russian timber sector. “This shipment is an important strategic step for us. We have ambitious projects and are negotiating to expand the range of exported ...
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