Koskisen Sawmill 2023

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Koskisen will carry out an investment in Kärkölä worth EUR 48 million, with production scheduled to start up in summer 2023. The new unit’s annual production will initially be 400,000 cubic metres of softwood sawn timber. The investment is a continuation of the further processing capacity expansion carried out in 2020 and the power plant investment in which heat production was converted entirely to biofuel.

The starting point for Koskisen’s integrated mechanical wood processing operations in Järvelä is high eco-efficiency and the highest possible utilisation of the wood material. The investment project will involve moving the sawmilling operations from the centre of Järvelä to the sawn timber finishing and further processing operations, 4 kilometres away from the current location. This will create synergies in production and significantly reduce the emissions from the sawmill’s internal logistics.

“The new production line will increase sawmilling productivity by up to 40% and enable the utilisation of a broader range of log diameters. This will allow us to offer our customers new products, and the wood raw material can be used even more effectively for end products that store carbon for a long time,” explains Koskisen Sawn Timber Industry Director Tommi Sneck.

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News

26.10.2022

New sawmill, new products

Koskisen’s rapidly advancing sawmill investment will bring changes to the day-to-day work of the sawmill’s…

31.8.2022

Stick-stacking plant ready to serve new sawmill

Sometimes even a solution that seems a bit unusual can prove to be effective. A…

27.4.2022

Time capsule buried in foundations of new sawmill

The foundation stone of Koskisen’s new sawmill was laid with the help of invited guests on Tuesday, 26 April 2022

12.1.2022

A sawing line that looks to the future

Koskisen’s future sawing line represents world-class product development that also takes into account future needs.

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Timelapse -video from sawmill construction site