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Metsä Board

3.23 EUR

+0.81 %

10,847 following

METSB

NASDAQ Helsinki

Paper & Forest Products

Basic Materials

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-27.20 %

Metsä Board is a manufacturing company active in the paper and pulp industry. The company is a manufacturer of cartons made of forest fiber. The products are used for consumer and food products. In addition to the production of cartons, the company offers services related to technical analysis and design development. The company is most active in the European market. Metsä Board´s head office is located in Espoo, Finland.

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1.15B EUR
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08.01.2026
Antti Viljakainen
Antti Viljakainen

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Annual report '25

19.3.
2026

General meeting '26

29.4.
2026

Interim report Q1'26

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The discussion here is starting to shift quite a bit towards forest management, so let’s keep the conversation focused on investing. There are likely other forums for forest and storm management, even though it’s certainly an interesting topic if you happen to own forest land. Thank...
1/9/2026, 1:45 PM
by Simuli
25
Pulp prices have risen, and it seems there isn’t enough BCTMP (bleached chemi-thermomechanical pulp) on the market. In pulps, unbleached (UKP) is suffering more from overcapacity than bleached (NBSK). Metsä Group, and by extension Metsä Board, produces this NBSK pulp for the market...
1/10/2026, 5:04 AM
by Rajaseudun sissi
5
I have empirical experience from 2011. Back then, the Tapani storm blew down nearly 80 logs from the edge of a logging site, only 6–7 of which were snapped. All the intact ones sold for full price, though a new harvest had to be carried out and the clear-cut area further expanded...
1/9/2026, 1:23 PM
by veikkan
5
So, energy wood consumption is approx. 5 million m3 per year. A little-discussed, potentially positive factor for forest companies in Finland is the possible or even likely decline in demand for energy wood in the coming years. A significant number of electric boilers are already...
11 hours ago
by Pel1k44n1
3
Yes, good point that a storm is the starting gun for selling wood and is therefore a significant matter. As it happens, I know some large forest owners, and one has already mentioned that a high percentage of those windfalls end up in the pulpwood pile. There is butt rot and splintering...
1/9/2026, 8:08 AM
by Kunhalvallasaa
3
I need to elaborate a bit on the storm damage regarding trees. You shouldn’t base too much on the volume of trees blown down in a storm; the actual logging triggered by storm damage is naturally ten times higher than the volume of fallen trees. If 20 m3 of timber falls in a mature...
1/9/2026, 3:56 AM
by Rajaseudun sissi
3
All those windthrown trees will end up as pulpwood. If you start sawing storm-felled wood, it sort of shatters into splinters, and consequently, you can’t get any lumber out of it. It’s almost certainly due to the fact that when a tree snaps, cracks spread upwards along the trunk...
1/9/2026, 12:51 PM
by Integroitua
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