Leading European sawmilling giant Stora Enso has signalled that Middle East conflict impacts on costs will become more visible during Q2. Stora Enso, which has about 19 global sawmills and wood product manufacturing facilities, has posted a Q1 operating loss of €-11m in the division that includes wood products, compared to an operating profit of €34m in Q1, 2025. Sales were virtually identical in the two comparative periods, with Q1, 2026 at €641m. Group sales increased by 5% to €2.358bn (Q1 2025: €2,254bn), mainly due to higher deliveries in all segments except Biomaterials. Sales prices and ...
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