When news emerged in late 2025 that Stora Enso was considering divesting its construction division, the announcement landed like a bombshell across the timber construction sector. Yet at the Internationales Holzbau-Forum (IHF) Forum in Innsbruck, Austria the revelation seemed to pass almost unnoticed. Stora Enso maintained its presence at the event, while the wider industry continued to celebrate the growing role of engineered wood in modern construction. The contrast was striking. At the same moment when one of the largest producers of engineered timber products was reportedly considering stepping back from the sector, other manufacturers were doubling down ...
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