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Joint pre study on sustainable transition

Boliden, Nevel, Skellefteå Kraft and Sveaskog have signed a letter of intent on a feasibility study to establish a value chain for hydrogen and biofuels in Västerbotten. In the extension, the goal is, among other things, to enable the phasing out of fossil fuel that is currently used in processes at the Rönnskär smelter.

Sveaskog publishes Annual and Sustainability Report for 2023

Sveaskog’s operating profit for 2023 amounted to MSEK 1,429, which is a five per cent increase on the previous year. The Board of Directors proposes that the Annual General Meeting in April resolve on a dividend to the owner, the Swedish State, of MSEK 1,207 (1,150).

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Sveaskog's Year-end Report, January-December 2023: Strong operating profit for the year despite lower volumes

The operating profit for the quarter decreased by 22 per cent to MSEK 199 (254). Higher timber prices have been offset by lower volumes from Sveaskog’s own forest, as well as increased costs for felling and processing after the storm Hans.

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Sveaskog's Interim Report January-September 2023: Timber prices continue to rise

Operating profit increased by11 per cent and amounted to MSEK 1,230 (1,112). Higher timber prices and revenues from wind power concessions were offset by lower volumes from own forest and higher felling and forest management costs.

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Sveaskog's Interim Report January-June 2023: Strong earnings and high timber prices

Operating profit increased by 20 per cent and amounted to MSEK 1,011 (843). However, higher timber prices are offset by lower volumes from Sveaskog’s own forests and increased costs for felling, road maintenance and forest and nature conservation, among other things.

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Sveaskog's Interim Report January-March 2023: A good start to the year with higher prices mainly for pulpwood, but also for timber

Operating profit increased by 17 per cent and amounted to MSEK 562 (481). Higher timber prices and revenues from wind power concessions were offset by lower volumes from own forest and higher felling and forest management costs.

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