Finnish sawmill company Westas reported improved results for 2025, as what it describes as a relatively balanced lumber market helped support prices despite weak construction activity across Europe. The company’s net sales rose to €186 million (+12%), while operating profit increased by 20% to €8.2 million, with production reaching 455,000 m³. Exports accounted for 85% of output, underlining Westas’ exposure to international markets. According to CEO Pekka Kopra, the European lumber market has remained more stable than expected given the prolonged downturn in construction. “The demand and supply of lumber have been somewhat surprisingly ...
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