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Canfor buying lumber mill in Arkansas from Domtar affiliate for US$73 million - Business News - Vimarsana News

Canfor buying lumber mill in Arkansas from Domtar affiliate for US$73 million - Business News

Canfor Corp. says it has signed a deal with an affiliate of Domtar Corp. to buy its El Dorado lumber manufacturing facility in Arkansas for US$73 million.

Canfor buying lumber mill in Arkansas from Domtar affiliate for US$73-million - Vimarsana News

Canfor buying lumber mill in Arkansas from Domtar affiliate for US$73-million

Canfor Corp. CFP-T says it has signed a deal with an affiliate of Domtar Corp. to buy its El Dorado lumber manufacturing facility in Arkansas for US$73…

Source: biztoc.com
Canfor buying lumber mill in Arkansas from Domtar affiliate for US$73 million | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Canfor buying lumber mill in Arkansas from Domtar affiliate for US$73 million | iNFOnews

VANCOUVER - Canfor Corp. says it has signed a deal with an affiliate of Domtar Corp. to buy its El Dorado lumber manufacturing facility in Arkansas for US$73 million.

Source: infotel.ca
Canfor buying lumber mill in Arkansas from Domtar affiliate for US$73 million – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Canfor buying lumber mill in Arkansas from Domtar affiliate for US$73 million – Winnipeg Free Press

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Canfor Corp. Q1 Loss Narrows; To Acquire El Dorado Lumber Manufacturing Unit In Arkansas For $73 Mln - Vimarsana News

Canfor Corp. Q1 Loss Narrows; To Acquire El Dorado Lumber Manufacturing Unit In Arkansas For $73 Mln

Forest products manufacturer Canfor Corp. (CFP.TO) Wednesday reported first-quarter loss of C$64.5 million or C$0.54 per share compared to last year's loss of C$142 million or C$1.