Stronger liquidity and balance sheet
Ended Q4 with approximately $212 million in liquidity and a net debt-to-capital ratio of 7%. Strengthened balance sheet via $76 million in non-core asset sales and extension of a $250 million credit facility to July 2028. Columbia Vista property listed (USD 10.6 million asking) with multiple offers at/above asking — proceeds intended to repay debt.
Operational reliability and uptime gains
Manufacturing uptime improved to 86% in 2025 versus 85% in 2024. Duke Point facility achieved 92% uptime in Q4 2025, reflecting improved operational execution and reliability.
Safety performance improvement
Medical Incident Rate (MIR) improved to 2.7 in 2025, surpassing the company target of 2.87 and materially better than 3.84 in 2024.
Inventory and recovery improvements
Log inventory turnover improved 11% since 2023. Lumber inventory turnover improved 9% year-over-year. Ending inventory levels reported: ~50 million board feet of lumber and 649,000 cubic meters of logs, demonstrating tighter inventory management.
Shift to higher-value products
Specialty products comprised 52% of sales in 2025. Kiln-dried sales reached a record 41% of total sales in 2025, up from 37% in 2024 (+4 percentage points; ~10.8% relative increase), supporting higher-margin mix.
Logistics and customer service gains
On-time shipping performance improved to 88% in 2025 from 84% in 2024 (+4 percentage points), indicating better fulfillment and customer service execution.
Strategic capital investments underway
2026 CapEx expected at $45–50 million, including approximately $16 million for two continuous kilns and one thermal kiln to support increased kiln-dried, higher-margin production (each continuous kiln ~80 million board feet annual capacity). Two continuous kilns and one thermal kiln expected to be commissioned in 2026.
Labor stability at corporate level
Completed a 6-year collective agreement covering USW hourly employees — one of the longest-term agreements in the BC Coastal forest sector, reducing near-term labor disruption risk at those operations.
Targeted product expansion in engineered wood
Investing in a new CNC fabrication machine at Fruit Valley (Vancouver, WA) to support ready-to-install fabricated glulam beams and capture incremental margin in mass timber projects; procurement and installation anticipated later in 2026.