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Stora Enso's 2025 first nine months saw sales rise 1% to €2.28B, but adjusted EBIT dropped 28% to €126M due to Oulu ramp-up costs, while it divested €900M in Swedish forest land.
Stora Enso reported mixed results for the first nine months of 2025, with sales up 1% to EUR 2.28 billion due to the Junnikkala acquisition and increased output at its Oulu site.
Adjusted EBIT dropped 28% to EUR 126 million, primarily from ramp-up costs at the Oulu consumer board line, which will reduce full-year EBIT by EUR 120–140 million.
The company completed the divestment of 175,000 hectares of Swedish forest land for EUR 900 million, reducing its Swedish forest assets by 12.4%, and is reviewing remaining Swedish holdings, including possible public listing.
The Oulu line remains on track to reach full capacity by 2027.
Cash flow from operations fell to EUR 223 million, but the net debt to adjusted EBITDA ratio improved to 2.7.
The company launched a nature-positive forestry framework with the IUCN in October and paid a EUR 0.12 dividend.
Full-year capital expenditures are projected at EUR 730–790 million.
En los primeros nueve meses de 2025, las ventas de Stora Enso aumentaron un 1% a 2.28 mil millones de euros, pero el EBIT ajustado cayó un 28% a 126 millones de euros debido a los costos de aceleración de Oulu, mientras que desinvirtió 900 millones de euros en tierras forestales suecas.