Canfor Corp.
Canfor to Acquire Domtar Lumber Mill in El Dorado for $73M
The publicly traded Canadian company said it's planning $50 million in upgrades for the mill. read more >
Timber Surge Fuels $309M in Mill Updates
What’s behind this surge in announced sawmill updates and expansions? Historically high lumber prices. read more >
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Logging Big Gains in Arkansas Forestry (Jeff Wardlaw & Jonathan Dismang Commentary)
Significant economic development projects by companies like Highland Pellets — and the positive ripple effects they create — are a prime illustration of the benefits of supporting Arkansas’ timber industry. read more >
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Canfor to Spend $130M to Upgrade Urbana Plant
Canfor Corp. of Vancouver says it will spend about $130 million to upgrade and expand its sawmill and planer in Urbana (Union County). read more >
Canfor Completes $93.5M Deal for Anthony Forest Products
Canfor Corp. of Vancouver said it has completed its previously announced $93.5 million purchase of Anthony Forest Products Co. of El Dorado. read more >
Aubra Anthony: Sale of Anthony Forest Products Best for Family
The $93.5 million sale of Anthony Forest Products Co. to a Canadian company was the best choice for the Anthony family, for the firm’s employees, for the communities it operates in and for its customers and suppliers, said CEO Aubra Anthony. read more >
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Climate Change Drives Canadian Lumber Buying Spree
Milder winters and warmer summers have meant higher survival rates for the mountain pine beetle, which has triggered an epidemic that began in the 1990s which had killed by 2012 946 million cubic yards of pine trees in British Columbia. More than 45 million acres of forest have been affected. read more >
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Canadian Company Buying Anthony Forest Products for $93.5M
Anthony Forest Products Co. of El Dorado, one of the largest private companies in Arkansas, is being sold to publicly traded Canfor Corp. of Vancouver, the two companies announced late Monday afternoon. read more >
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