Timber industry research & analytics Tag: Cherepovetsles
Cherepovetsles is opening a moldings production site in the Vologda Region
3 May 2023 ` 19:02
Cherepovetsles has launched a line of planed moldings at its Koskisilva enterprise in the Sheksninsky District, which used to belong to Koskisen. In March 2022, the Finnish company announced the termination of its operations in Russia and sold... 
Russian Timber Journal 01-2023: interview with Valeriy Sergeevich Sukhanov, D. Eng., Honored Worker of the Russian Forest Industry; in 2022, the sawn timber export from Russia dropped to an 8-year low; North American companies continue to cut sawn timber production; the Government of Russia allowed transportation of roundwood and sawn timber to EAEU countries; in 2022, the Russian export of timber products reduced by two times and railway transportation, by 22%; over 25 billion rubles’ worth of transportation costs of industrial products export will be subsidized in 2023
9 February 2023 ` 12:57
Russian Timber Journal 01-2023: Valeriy Sergeevich Sukhanov, D. Eng., Honored Worker of the Russian Forest Industry: “The Russian timber industry has degraded”; in 2022, the export of sawn timber from Russia dropped by 22% YoY, down to 23.5 million... 
Koskisen sells its Russian production facility
7 July 2022 ` 18:02
Koskisen’s wood processing company has sold its sawing operations located in Russia to Cherepovetsles. Koskisen’s Russian operations were discontinued as planned previously. The Russian business operations made up a small share of Koskisen’s net sales, and the financial... 
Russian timber industry news #13-2016
21 July 2016 ` 22:05
– Valmet will deliver a biomass-fired boiler plant and related automation and environmental systems to Segezha pulpmill in the Republic of Karelia, Russia. Equipment delivery is scheduled for 2017. – The head of Buryatia Vyacheslav Nagovitsyn has recently... Russian timber industry news #11-2016
23 June 2016 ` 07:30
– Kiev cardboard and paper mill (Ukraine, belongs to Pulp Mill Holding along with Russia’s Arkhangelsk PPM) became completely independent of the Russian market of wastepaper: over a four-month ban on the wastepaper exports from Russia, the plant... 