Reports Q3 revenue $1.31B, consensus $1.35B. “There’s no escaping that supply and demand imbalances persist for many of our wood-based building products in an environment where elevated mortgage rates continue to impact housing affordability. And this challenging backdrop has now been joined by increased duty rates and new Section 232 tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber,” said Sean McLaren, CEO. “Despite these conditions and the resulting uncertainty faced by our industry, we remain steadfast in our strategy, taking appropriate action that will ensure our operations remain flexible and sized to meet the needs of our customers while also controlling costs. We continue to evaluate strategic investments that will make our Company stronger through the cycle and generate long-term shareholder value, even as we maintain robust liquidity and a balanced capital allocation strategy.”
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