From late 2025 into 2026, structural adjustments across the Northern European timber industry have accelerated, as major producers respond to weak construction demand, higher raw material costs, and shifting strategic priorities. Large integrated groups are reassessing their exposure to sawmilling, while independent operators face mounting pressure on margins. One of the most significant developments concerns Stora Enso, which is carrying out a strategic assessment of seven sawmills and three cross-laminated timber (CLT) plants located in Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Lithuania. The assets under review represent a combined annual capacity of around 3 million m³, accounting for ...
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