Plans by Swedish forestry cooperative Södra to expand and modernise its sawmill at Kindasågen in Kisa, Östergötland have been put on hold after a regional authority intervened, casting doubt over one of the company’s largest planned investments. Södra had been preparing a substantial upgrade at its Kisa facility, with earlier reports suggesting a possible investment in the region of SEK 1.3–1.5 billion. The package included a capacity increase of roughly 50 %, new production lines and supporting infrastructure designed to strengthen the mill’s competitive position and better align processing output with ...
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