Canfor swung to a much deeper loss in the fourth quarter of 2025 as high US lumber duties, Section 232 tariffs and weak market conditions continued to weigh on its lumber business, even as its European operations lifted production following the acquisition of the Hedin sawmills. The Canadian forest products group reported an operating loss of C$415.9mn on sales of C$1.28bn for the quarter, compared with an operating loss of C$208.3mn in the third quarter. Net loss amounted to C$390.5mn, or C$3.35 a share. The result included asset write ...
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