Western Forest Products reported modestly improved lumber pricing and seasonal demand in Q2 2026, but adjusted EBITDA was largely flat YoY. Management attributed the lack of earnings improvement to lower shipment volumes and sharply higher duties and tariffs that offset operational and sales-mix gains.
Western Forest Products reported modestly improved lumber pricing and seasonal demand in Q2 2026, but adjusted EBITDA was largely flat YoY. Management attributed the lack of earnings improvement to lower shipment volumes and sharply higher duties and tariffs that offset operational and sales-mix gains.
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