The structure of the European sawmilling industry has shifted markedly in recent years as acquisitions, insolvencies and strategic investments have reshaped the competitive landscape. Weaker construction markets across Europe and rising sawlog prices have increased pressure on producers, accelerating consolidation among the largest operators. Two developments in particular have had a direct impact on the ranking of Europe’s largest sawmill companies. The insolvency of Germany’s Ziegler Group and the subsequent acquisition of major assets by Rettenmeier Holding significantly altered the structure of the German sawmilling sector. At the same time, HS Timber Group rebuilt its production base ...
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