{"id":100498,"date":"2026-11-03T04:18:40","date_gmt":"2026-11-03T04:18:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.timberindustrynews.com\/?p=100498"},"modified":"2026-11-03T21:39:50","modified_gmt":"2026-11-03T21:39:50","slug":"german-spruce-log-prices-ease-as-sawmills-prepare-for-winter","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.timberindustrynews.com\/ro\/german-spruce-log-prices-ease-as-sawmills-prepare-for-winter\/","title":{"rendered":"German spruce log prices ease as sawmills prepare for winter"},"content":{"rendered":"

Fresh spruce sawlogs are being quoted at around \u20ac115\u2013120\/m\u00b3 in regional autumn contracts, while pine indications range from \u20ac82 to \u20ac90\/m\u00b3. Oak continues to command a substantial premium for quality and diameter, but beech faces a weaker market. Industrial wood and fuel demand are providing additional outlets as sawmill production remains subdued.**<\/p>\n

German sawmills are approaching the winter buying season with limited room to increase their raw-material costs. Weak construction demand and uncertain sawn-timber orders have encouraged buyers to reduce selected log quotations and keep purchases closely tied to production requirements.<\/p>\n

For forest owners, however, the market remains more varied than a general fall in timber prices would imply. Suitable fresh softwood logs continue to find buyers, large oak logs retain considerable value, and industrial and energy uses provide outlets for material that does not meet sawlog specifications.<\/p>\n

Reports from forest-owner organisations place fresh spruce sawlogs around \u20ac115\u2013120 per solid cubic metre in several autumn contracts. Pine remains cheaper, with published indications of \u20ac82\u201390\/m\u00b3. These are regional selling quotations for specified assortments, with differences in quality, dimensions and delivery terms.<\/p>\n

Spruce prices retreat from spring levels<\/strong><\/p>\n

Fresh spruce in B or B\/C quality, diameter class 2b and above, is generally quoted at \u20ac115\u2013120\/m\u00b3 in the regional reports examined. Fixed-length logs account for much of the business, while suitable high-quality long logs can still achieve up to \u20ac130\/m\u00b3.<\/p>\n

The adjustment from earlier in the year is visible in successive regional market reports. Some spring benchmarks moved from \u20ac130 to \u20ac123\/m\u00b3, followed by autumn quotations around \u20ac115\u2013120\/m\u00b3. Although the specifications are not identical in every report, the direction is clear: mills have become less willing to pay the prices achieved during the stronger spring market.<\/p>\n

The reduction is also uneven across assortments. Fresh logs meeting a mill\u2019s preferred lengths and dimensions remain more marketable than damaged or lower-grade material. Regional indications for beetle-damaged spruce and C\/D or D grades are around \u20ac85\u201395\/m\u00b3, leaving a sizeable discount to fresh sawlogs.<\/p>\n

Some contracts covering deliveries through January 2027 still quote approximately \u20ac120\/m\u00b3 for the main spruce fixed-length assortment. This gives forest owners an outlet for planned winter harvesting, although long logs and less standard specifications may require advance agreement.<\/p>\n

Better mill inventories have reduced the urgency of purchasing in some districts. Elsewhere, limited availability of suitable fresh logs continues to support buying. The result is a market in which procurement prices can weaken without mills withdrawing from the market altogether.<\/p>\n

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Pine trades below spruce despite a stronger official price trend<\/strong><\/p>\n

Fresh pine sawlogs in B\/C quality, diameter class 2b and above, are being quoted at approximately \u20ac82\u201390\/m\u00b3 in regional autumn schedules. Individual indications include \u20ac82\/m\u00b3 for fixed-length material and upper quotations of \u20ac88\u201390\/m\u00b3 elsewhere.<\/p>\n

The gap to spruce is therefore substantial in euro terms. At the quoted regional levels, pine may trade roughly \u20ac25\u201338\/m\u00b3 below comparable headline spruce assortments, although the final difference depends on the quality and cutting requirements of each contract.<\/p>\n

Pine demand remains closely connected to individual sawmills\u2019 order books. Buyers may require particular lengths or dimensions, which affects both the marketability of a parcel and the price available. For owners preparing winter harvesting, cutting to an agreed specification remains central to obtaining the quoted price.<\/p>\n

The regional reports do not describe a uniform surplus of pine. Some indicate limited availability of large volumes of storm- or beetle-damaged timber. Mills may therefore be cautious about price while continuing to seek the particular fresh assortments needed for existing orders.<\/p>\n

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German log prices: autumn 2026<\/p>\n

Regional selling indications, mainly Bavaria, September\u2013October 2026.
\nPrices in euros per solid cubic metre.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Species<\/th>\nAssortment<\/th>\n\u20ac\/m\u00b3<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
Spruce<\/td>\nFresh sawlogs, B or B\/C, 2b+<\/td>\n115\u2013120<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Spruce<\/td>\nHigh-quality long logs<\/td>\nUp to 130<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Spruce<\/td>\nBeetle-damaged \/ C\u2013D and D grades<\/td>\n85\u201395<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Pine<\/td>\nFresh sawlogs, B\/C, 2b+<\/td>\n82\u201390<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Oak<\/td>\nB grade, diameter classes 3a to 4+<\/td>\n145\u2013310<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Oak<\/td>\nC grade, diameter classes 3b to 4+<\/td>\n105\u2013145<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Beech<\/td>\nB grade, diameter classes 3b to 6<\/td>\n80\u201390<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Beech<\/td>\nC grade, diameter classes 3b to 6<\/td>\n70\u201377<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

Ranges combine regional quotations and, for hardwoods, different diameter
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Oak retains a pronounced quality premium<\/strong><\/p>\n

Oak prices span a much wider range than the main softwood benchmarks. Regional October schedules quote B-grade oak at approximately \u20ac145\/m\u00b3 in diameter class 3a, \u20ac205\/m\u00b3 in class 3b and \u20ac310\/m\u00b3 in class 4 and above.<\/p>\n

Lower grades sell at considerably lower levels. C-grade oak indications include \u20ac105\/m\u00b3 in class 3b and \u20ac145\/m\u00b3 in class 4 and above. The difference between B and C quality can therefore be as important as the general direction of the hardwood market.<\/p>\n

Forest-owner organisations continue to report demand for good-quality oak. Buyers are nevertheless selective, and high prices for large B-grade logs should not be applied to a mixed parcel containing smaller dimensions or lower-quality material.<\/p>\n

For an owner considering an oak harvest, the likely distribution between grades and diameter classes is critical. A relatively small quantity of valuable logs can lift the return from a sale, while the remainder depends on lower-priced sawlog, industrial or energy outlets.<\/p>\n

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Beech enters the winter season on weaker terms<\/strong><\/p>\n

Beech is facing a less favourable price environment. Regional quotations for fresh B-grade logs range from around \u20ac80\/m\u00b3 in diameter class 3b to \u20ac90\/m\u00b3 in class 6. C-grade indications are approximately \u20ac70\u201377\/m\u00b3 across the same range of diameter classes.<\/p>\n

Forest-owner reports describe prices as stable at a relatively low level. Demand for individual parcels still depends on quality and processing requirements, while lower-grade material may compete with firewood or industrial uses.<\/p>\n

The difference from oak is considerable. Large, good-quality oak can command several times the quoted price of beech, but the two species serve different customers and end markets. Strong demand for selected oak logs therefore provides little guidance on the prospects for beech.<\/p>\n

For mixed hardwood harvesting, securing an outlet for the lower grades is particularly important. The return depends on the whole assortment mix, including material that cannot be sold as higher-quality sawlogs.<\/p>\n

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Official indices show a different stage of the market<\/strong><\/p>\n

The latest Destatis figures available for this analysis cover August 2026, before the autumn delivery periods described in many regional price schedules.<\/p>\n

The spruce log price index stood at 138.6 in August, on a base of 2015=100. It was almost unchanged from July but 18.4% above August 2025. Pine reached 123.5, up 1.4% from July and 18.1% from a year earlier.<\/p>\n

Both softwood series were at their highest levels within the January 2020\u2013August 2026 period examined by GWMI. The later reduction in some autumn contract quotations therefore followed a period of substantial annual increases in official softwood log prices.<\/p>\n

Oak\u2019s August index was 130.5, down 2.9% from July but still 7.5% above a year earlier. Its average increase over January\u2013August was much smaller, at 1.6%, and the index remained below its early-2023 peak.<\/p>\n

Beech recorded the weakest annual performance of the four species. Its index recovered by 5.0% during August to 119.8 after a sharp July decline, but remained 10.1% below August 2025. The January\u2013August average was 2.1% lower than in the corresponding period of the previous year.<\/p>\n

These figures describe movements in state-forest selling prices. They are indices, not prices in euros per cubic metre. The \u20ac115\u2013120\/m\u00b3 spruce and \u20ac82\u201390\/m\u00b3 pine quotations concern later regional contracts for specific assortments.<\/p>\n

Lower procurement prices provide limited relief to sawmills<\/strong><\/p>\n

The pressure on log quotations comes from a sawmilling sector still struggling to secure sufficient profitable orders. Lower raw-material costs can help individual mills, but their production decisions also depend on sales volumes, energy and labour costs, and achievable sawn-timber prices.<\/p>\n

German industry associations reported that 2025 was the weakest production year in a decade. In June, they warned that construction-timber production could fall by a further 9\u201310% in 2026 if conditions failed to improve. That figure was a conditional industry projection, rather than a measured full-year result.<\/p>\n

Official selling-price data provide some evidence of increases downstream. September producer prices for softwood sawn timber were 6.9% above a year earlier, while hardwood sawn timber prices were 2.0% higher. Higher selling prices alone, however, do not establish an improvement in profitability when mills are operating with reduced volumes.<\/p>\n

The wider wood industry also remains under pressure. Revenue at establishments with more than 50 employees fell by 0.4% in the first half of 2026 to just under \u20ac18 billion. Establishment numbers declined by 4% and employment by 3.5%.<\/p>\n

Housing approvals offer a more positive signal. Germany permitted 169,400 dwellings in new and existing buildings during January\u2013August, an increase of 12.1% from a year earlier. August approvals rose by 6.8% to 20,600.<\/p>\n

The timing of any benefit to timber suppliers remains uncertain. Approved projects must secure financing and move into construction before they generate additional orders. Current forest-owner and industry reports still describe cautious purchasing and difficult sawn-timber sales.<\/p>\n

A smaller harvest complicates the supply picture<\/strong><\/p>\n

Improved inventories at some mills should also be viewed against a smaller national harvest. Germany harvested 57.3 million m\u00b3 in 2025, down 6.4% from the previous year.<\/p>\n

Damaged-timber removals fell much faster, declining by 53.7% to 12.7 million m\u00b3. Their share of the total harvest dropped to 22.1%, compared with 74.8% in 2020.<\/p>\n

The reduction in salvage timber changes the basis of supply. Mills that previously received large volumes generated by forest damage increasingly depend on regular harvesting decisions. Forest owners have more influence over the timing of those operations than they do when damaged timber must be removed quickly.<\/p>\n

Harvesting of the official spruce, fir, Douglas fir and other-conifer group declined by about 14.3% in 2025. Pine and larch harvesting increased by 9.2%.<\/p>\n

These differences help explain why local improvements in log availability can coexist with continuing industry concerns about future supply. A well-stocked mill at the start of autumn does not necessarily have its winter requirements fully covered.<\/p>\n

Industrial wood and energy markets offer firmer outlets<\/strong><\/p>\n

Industrial roundwood is benefiting from reduced availability of sawmill residues. When mills process fewer logs, they also produce less material for fibre, board and energy markets. Some customers consequently seek additional roundwood supplies.<\/p>\n

Regional softwood industrial-wood indications are around \u20ac25\u201330 per stacked cubic metre, depending on quality. Other schedules list fresh paperwood and short softwood energy logs at up to \u20ac32 per stacked cubic metre. Beech industrial longwood is quoted at up to \u20ac80 per solid cubic metre in one regional schedule.<\/p>\n

The units are different: a stacked cubic metre includes the spaces between logs, while a solid cubic metre measures the wood itself. These prices cannot be compared directly.<\/p>\n

Demand is also uneven between buyers and districts. Some forest-owner organisations report strong industrial requirements, while others advise against preparing particular paperwood assortments because a local outlet is unavailable. Energy and fibre uses may provide alternatives, but acceptance depends on the buyer\u2019s specifications.<\/p>\n

Fuel-chip prices have risen more clearly. The German A1 woodchip benchmark increased from \u20ac34.46 per loose cubic metre in the second quarter to \u20ac38.90 in the third, a rise of 12.9%. A2 prices increased to \u20ac31.10, while grade B reached \u20ac22.05.<\/p>\n

Those quotations concern deliveries of 80 loose cubic metres within 50 km and exclude VAT. Reduced sawmill residue production, higher processing costs and seasonal fuel demand have all contributed to the increase.<\/p>\n

Winter purchases remain tied to mill requirements<\/strong><\/p>\n

The German log market is entering winter with weaker quotations for some spruce assortments but continuing demand for suitable fresh material. Pine remains below spruce in absolute price terms, oak rewards quality and diameter, and beech sellers face a weaker annual price comparison.<\/p>\n

For sawmills, a sustained improvement requires more profitable sawn-timber orders. Lower log prices can ease procurement costs, but they cannot compensate fully for weak capacity utilisation.<\/p>\n

For forest owners, the commercial result depends increasingly on matching each assortment to an available outlet. Agreed cutting specifications and delivery periods remain important for sawlogs, while industrial and energy sales can improve the return from mixed harvesting operations.<\/p>\n<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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