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ADVERTISEMENT Lumber firms notching record quarter But, analysts expect prices to cool as renovations, do-it-yourself projects abate by MARCY NICHOLSON BLOOMBERG NEWS (WPNS) | Today at 1:58 a.m. Logs sit stacked at the Groupe Crete Inc. sawmill in Chertsey, Quebec, in this file photo. Lumber prices have cooled recently along with a decline in house renovations. (Bloomberg WPNS/Christinne Muschi) North American lumber producers are expected to post another quarter of record profits this week, bu...

Operator Thank you for joining the Silgan Holdings Second Quarter 2021 Earnings Results Conference Call. [Operator Instructions] At this time Id like to turn the conference over to Kim Ulmer Vice President Finance and Treasurer. Please go ahead. Kimberly I. Ulmer -- Vice President, Finance And Treasurer Thank you. Joining me from the company today I have Tony Allott Chairman and CEO; Adam Greenlee President and COO; and Bob Lewis EVP and CFO. Before we begin the call today we would like to mak...

Article content “The mills are all swimming in their wood now,” Kuta said. “We need to see take-away increase dramatically in the secondary, end-user markets and export markets to right the ship in cash,” he said, referring to the need for wood to be shipped from producers to lumberyards. Sawmills will have a difficult time selling wood they can’t transport, and they need sales and shipments to flush out the existing high-priced inventory that is on the industry’s books right now. T...

Article content British Columbia declared a state of emergency and Canfor Corp. said it would trim output as the fires snarl transportation and supply chains. Lumber futures jumped more than 7 per centin Chicago. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Lumber surges again as wildfires snarl output, shipments Back to video The rebound extends wild gyrations that took lumber prices from a record high in May on a pandemic-fuelled construction boom to an e...

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Lumber futures posted their biggest-ever weekly loss, extending a tumble from all-time highs reached last month as sawmills ramp up output and buyers hold off on purchases.

GEF earnings call for the period ending March 31, 2021.

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