Woodworking Industry News

Canadian lumber giant Canfor invests $28 million in Georgia plant

MOULTRIE, Ga. —  Canadian logging giant Canfor Southern Pine will invest $28 million in an expansion of its manufacturing facility in Moultrie, Georgia. The expansion will create 10 jobs directly at the mill, 30 jobs in supporting roles, and 60 new construction jobs.
 
Canfor received a tax credit for the expansion as long as it promised to pay the new positions with wages 30 percent higher than the area's average.

Architectural Products

Residential doors drive Masonite sales up 6 percent, to $518 million

TAMPA, Fla. -Masonite International (NYSE: DOOR) reported strong results third quarter, with net sales up 6 percent to $518 million, a $28 million increase over the year prior. Volume was up 3 percent and unit prices rose 2 percent.
 
Masonite, which began trading last year on the New York Stock Exchange, says it sold 35 million doors in 2016, yielding $2 billion in revenue.

Architectural Products

Residential doors drive Masonite sales up 6 percent, to $518 million

TAMPA, Fla. -Masonite International (NYSE: DOOR) reported strong results third quarter, with net sales up 6 percent to $518 million, a $28 million increase over the year prior. Volume was up 3 percent and unit prices rose 2 percent.
 
Masonite, which began trading last year on the New York Stock Exchange, says it sold 35 million doors in 2016, yielding $2 billion in revenue.

Architectural Products

Residential doors drive Masonite sales up 6 percent, to $518 million

TAMPA, Fla. -Masonite International (NYSE: DOOR) reported strong results third quarter, with net sales up 6 percent to $518 million, a $28 million increase over the year prior. Volume was up 3 percent and unit prices rose 2 percent.
 
Masonite, which began trading last year on the New York Stock Exchange, says it sold 35 million doors in 2016, yielding $2 billion in revenue.

Architectural Products

Residential doors drive Masonite sales up 6 percent, to $518 million

TAMPA, Fla. -Masonite International (NYSE: DOOR) reported strong results third quarter, with net sales up 6 percent to $518 million, a $28 million increase over the year prior. Volume was up 3 percent and unit prices rose 2 percent.
 
Masonite, which began trading last year on the New York Stock Exchange, says it sold 35 million doors in 2016, yielding $2 billion in revenue.