Stora Enso’s wood products division increased its annual sales in 2025 mainly due to the acquisition of Junnikkala, as well as higher sales prices in sawn timber and building solutions products, supported by stronger by-products sales.
Divisional sales were €1.817bn for the full year 2025 (2024: €1.522bn, with an adjusted EBITDA of €43m and an operating loss of -€16m. Wood product deliveries totalled 4,256,000m3. The results were better than 2024, when a divisional operating loss of -€73m was recorded.
Stora Enso said raw material costs increased, reflecting challenging market conditions.
“The construction market stabilised at a low level, with a slight increase in demand,” it said.
“Production curtailments were implemented to align with market conditions.”
The Group last year initiated a strategic review of its Central European sawmills and building solutions operations to further sharpen its business focus and ensure that all its operations are aligned with long-term value creation goals.
Stora Enso group results show annual sales of €9.326bn (2024: €9.049bn) and a pre-tax profit of €783m (2024: -€118m)
“As we enter 2026, we expect market conditions to remain subdued and volatile, shaped by ongoing macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty,” said Hans Sohlström, President and CEO of Stora Enso.
“We will continue to execute our strategy and drive proactive, systematic, and determined work across the whole Group.”
