Norway: Timber prices remain high

The demand for softwood sawlogs and pulpwood in Norway remains robust as winter approaches, driven by intense competition despite low construction activity and subdued lumber prices in end markets. Sawlog prices are steadily increasing and are expected to remain high throughout the winter, with potential for further growth. Regional price variations are pronounced, as transportation costs heavily influence timber pricing. Areas close to industrial facilities, timber ports, and rail terminals see higher prices, while regions with limited access face lower offers. Currently, spruce sawlogs are fetching between NOK 900–950/m³ (€78–82/m³) in many areas, while ...

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