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Accoya’s Dutch production plant finally profitable
09 December, 2013
The Accoya production plant in the Netherlands has finally become profitable, according to London-based parent company Accsys Technologies plc’s latest trading update.

Lifestyle changes boost decking
19 October, 2013
The decking market is in good health and better news from the construction sector, plus lifestyle changes, are fuelling optimism. Sally Spencer reports.

TTJ Awards 2013 – The Winners
21 September, 2013
Chris Sutton of James Latham displays the 2013 TTJ Timber Trader of the Year Award, announced by guest speaker Huw Edwards. This year's Awards, held at The Savoy in London, were enjoyed by around 330 guests from across the timber and related industries. They finished the day with post-Awards drinks at the Coal Hole pub, sponsored by Snows Timber. Accsys Technologies and Coillte Panel Products supplied the trophies while English Woodlands Timber supplied the table centres.

Accoya maker pulls plug on Chinese licensee
21 September, 2013
Accoya modified wood owner Accsys Technologies plc has terminated the agreement of its Chinese licensee Diamond Wood after the latter failed to make progress on building Accoya plants in China and South-east Asia.

Engineered wood specialist backs Napier scholarships
09 August, 2013
KLH UK, the cross-laminated timber (CLT) manufacturer and construction specialist, has become the 14th company or organisation to back the new MSc Timber Engineering scholarship programme at Edinburgh Napier University.

Accoya modified wood sales grow
01 August, 2013
The maker of Accoya modified wood and Tricoya modified wood fibre saw its sales rocket 76% to €7.9m in the quarter ended June 30.

Accoya gets run of the mill
19 July, 2013
Accsys Technologies’ modified wood product, Accoya, has been selected for the conversion of an old sawmill to a multi-purpose venue at Montalto Estate in Co Down, Ireland.

Medite Tricoya fibre plant targets 30,000-tonne capacity
15 July, 2013
The new licence agreement between Tricoya modified wood fibre maker Accsys Technologies and Irish panel maker Medite will see the latter produce an initial 30,000 tonnes of Tricoya a year, Accsys has confirmed.

More businesses back future timber engineers
01 June, 2013
The number of timber industry and associated companies and organisations signed up to a new scheme to fund graduates through Edinburgh Napier’s University’s (ENU) timber engineering MSc degree has now reached 12 .

Traction engines
18 May, 2013
Accsys Technologies’ Accoya and Tricoya products are gaining traction in the market. Robin Meade reports.

Accoya records sales growth and raises prices
06 May, 2013
The maker of Accoya modified wood has seen sales from its customers soar 45% in the year to March 31, 2013 and expects to finally break into profit during the current year.

Training tomorrow’s timber engineers
04 May, 2013
A major new initiative between the industry and Edinburgh Napier University aims to boost the UK’s timber engineering skills base. Mike Jeffree reports.

Daring to be different
06 April, 2013
Standing out from the crowd is vital says Peter Travis, advertising and marketing consultant at + Travis.

Ecobuild: Accsys celebrates Accoya successes
23 March, 2013
Accoya modified wood manufacturer Accsys Technologies plc was in upbeat mood at Ecobuild, celebrating several recent achievements.

Accoya owner posts 36% sales growth
15 February, 2013
Accoya modified wood manufacturer Accsys Technologies plc has reported a 36% increase in revenue to €13.4m (2011: €9.8m) for the nine months ended December 2012.

Timber shows its colours
09 February, 2013
Timber products and building solutions will be out in force at this year’s Ecobuild. Keren Fallwell reports

Leitz helps joiners meet Part L
04 February, 2013
Leitz Tooling UK has developed a system that allows any size joinery company to manufacture A-rated thermal stormproof flush casement and traditional timber windows.

Reputation-raising EU Timber Regulation
26 January, 2013
The EU Timber Regulation (EUTR) is designed to strike a blow against the illegal timber trade in Europe and worldwide, but compliance imposes new burdens on the bona fide industry. TTJ quizzed companies across the sector on their readiness for the new law and their views on its long-term impact