{"id":76380,"date":"2018-09-13T12:26:54","date_gmt":"2018-09-13T12:26:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tin.happy-projects.ro\/austrian-sawmill-industry-on-an-upward-trend\/"},"modified":"2025-09-19T08:48:57","modified_gmt":"2025-09-19T08:48:57","slug":"austrian-sawmill-industry-on-an-upward-trend","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.timberindustrynews.com\/ro\/austrian-sawmill-industry-on-an-upward-trend\/","title":{"rendered":"Austrian sawmill industry on an upward trend"},"content":{"rendered":"

The timber markets showed a positive trend throughout 2017 and in the first half of 2018 in almost all markets. Austrian sawmills were able to react and increased sawnwood production by approx. 10% from 2015 to 2017. An approx. 3 % increase in exports was also able to be attained again compared to 2016. The investment climate is also strengthened by the positive forecasts and framework conditions. Investment is taking place both in the real net output and also in the expansion of drying capacities. Renowned architects have re-discovered wood as a building material. Spectacular buildings are currently being constructed from wood on a global scale \u2013 also using Austrian know-how.<\/em><\/p>\n

Due to the damage events occurring without warning in Austria in the summer, it was possible to store domestic roundwood in an intensified manner for the first time in a long time in 2017.<\/p>\n

Germany continued to be an important \u201cdriver\u201d for the European market. However, Italy remains the largest export market \u2013 with a slightly positive trend compared to the previous year. There was a very high demand for packaging wood throughout Europe. China and the USA recorded the largest relative increase in exports. Glue-laminated and increasingly prefabricated timber products recorded\u00a0<\/span>considerable growth. The domestic market recorded an equally positive evolution for all products. pro:Holz activities show a positive effect in all areas. European standards in modern home construction are experiencing increased demand globally due to the expertise of the Association of Austrian Wood Industries.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>Softwood: good demand for domestic roundwood<\/strong><\/p>\n

There was a lack of \u201cfresh\u201d roundwood in some regions in the first half of 2017. More sawable wood was again supplied to the sawmills in the autumn after processing of quantities of damaged wood. Despite large quantities of damaged raw material in adjacent countries and the fulfilment of existing contracts, just under 1 million cubic metres more of roundwood harvested could be processed in the short term. By and large, regional crisis management worked very well. The wood prices decreased slightly in the second half of 2017 but were only slightly below the 2016 level when viewed over the entire year.<\/p>\n

Throughout 2017, approx. 5.9 M solid cubic metres (scm) of softwood roundwood were imported to Austria (2016: approx. 6.2 M solid cubic metres). Deliveries from the largest importing country of the Czech Republic increased by 5% (2.8 M solid cubic metres) due to the widespread windfalls there.<\/p>\n

The imports from Slovenia decreased by approx. 300,000 solid cubic metres to 1.0 M solid cubic metres. Due to the early, severe onset of winter in 2017, the quantities could only be transported to the sawmills again in spring 2018.<\/p>\n

The Austrian sawmill industry currently has a sufficient supply of roundwood, whereby different bottlenecks occur on a regional level time and again.<\/p>\n

Domestic wood always has the highest priority. The continuous and plannable provision with all varieties throughout the year is important.<\/p>\n

The provision of raw materials remains key <\/strong><\/p>\n

Due to the great increase in new forest owners in Central Europe, the problem of mobilising sufficient quantities of harvested wood is growing; quantities from damaged wood areas will also be absent in the medium term. Numerous mobilisation measures are currently underway. State-owned forest and major forestry companies deliver on an almost constant basis, where potential for an increase is also present in places. The sawmill industry remains a stable purchaser with high storage capacity. It has been providing forestry companies with a secure income at a very good level for decades.<\/p>\n

The lack of transport logistics concepts, in particular for road and rail and container logistics remains a great challenge.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>Good demand for sawn timber in 2017 and 2018<\/strong><\/p>\n

After years of reduction, an upwards trend has once again been apparent in the Austrian sawmill industry since 2015. An increasing level of production is therefore also anticipated for the first half of 2018 compared to 2017.<\/p>\n

A total of 16.2 M solid cubic metres (scm) of roundwood was cut in 2017. Sawnwood production (softwood and hardwood) was approx. 9.6 M m3 and is thus again above the average level of the last 10 years. Moderate growth figures are reported for 2018.<\/p>\n

The Austrian sawmill industry is a large and very successful industry with over 1,000 active enterprises with almost 6,000 employees. Approx. 80% of the solid biomass wood handled in Austria goes via the sawmill industry and is thus the backbone of the wood sector. Many sawmills have attained an increase in value creation and an expansion of the product portfolio. The Austrian sawmill industry comprises almost exclusively small and medium-sized businesses and is a very important factor for the foreign trade balance of Austria. The largest eight enterprises generate approx. 50%, the 40 largest just under 90% of the overall production of sawn softwood.<\/p>\n

The approx. 960 small and medium-sized businesses account for the remaining 10%. These are especially important for regional value creation and are significant in the regions with little structure.<\/p>\n

Sawn Softwood export<\/strong><\/p>\n

Approx. 60% of the domestic sawnwood production is exported. Particular importance is therefore attributed to the evolution of global markets. The sawn softwood export (NSH) amounted to approx. 5.5 M m3 in 2017 and thus increased by approx. 2.4% (2016: 5.32 M m3 ). The export value increased by 3% to approx. 1.4 Bn. Euro in the sawn softwood sector alone (without planed goods).<\/p>\n

Transactions in the main market of Italy experienced a more positive evolution again than in previous years. In absolute (preliminary) figures, this amounted to 2.6 M m3 in 2017.<\/p>\n

This corresponds to approx. 45% of the total export and an increase of approx. 8%. Another notable increase by approx. 4% in exports to Germany to 954,000 m3 (2016: 915,000 m3 ) was attributable to the continued strong purchasing power and the housebuilding initiatives. Wood offers ideal solutions here at the highest level and with a high degree of prefabrication \u2013 from a single-family home via timber engineering to multi-storey apartment buildings in urban areas. Overall, sales in the remaining European markets were also able to increase with the higher value products. The still-insecure political structures in Levant states lead to difficulties in exports. Algeria caused extremely marketchanging stoppages in imports in the short term, other markets in North Africa hardly recovered. No quantities were able to be sold again in the region affected by ongoing war. An approx. 16% decrease to 795,000 m3 (2016: 951,000 m3 ) of Levant products was the consequence. Sawn Hardwood After the low level of 2014 (134,000 m3 ) the production of hardwood sawmills increased to 153,000 m3 again in 2016 and finally to 172,000 m3 in 2017.<\/p>\n

The demand for sawn oak has continued to increase in recent years; the roundwood supply of this wood type is currently good in Central Europe. Only the Croatian government is specifically counteracting this. A transport ban for oak roundwood and fresh timber imposed in 2017 has thus had a massive impact on market flows.<\/p>\n

Hardwood sawmills are also satisfied with the increasing demand in the first half of 2018. Joint research and development projects should help to continue to enliven the \u201cLiving with wood\u201d sector. A sleeper project initiated by Holzforschung Austria is looking for alternatives to creosote as an impregnating agent and will be completed this summer.<\/p>\n

Transnational building timber sawmill initiative for high-quality building timber products<\/strong><\/p>\n

Numerous initiatives within the scope of the SME action plan of the specialist association were able to continue to expand shared communication and action platforms.<\/p>\n

The CE-marked products \u201cUso fiume\u201d, \u201cUso Trieste\u201d and MH Massivholz are agreed with the Italian partners and the producers in rural regions thus also ensure regional value creation. Numerous further training measures for all sawmills were initiated with the experts and officials in the industry and in close cooperation with the specialist groups.<\/p>\n

New projects for profiled timber indoor and outdoor The Association of the European Planing Industries (VEH) has evolved into an international platform for exchange of experiences on subject-specific issues in the timber planing industries in recent years. The association celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2016. The focus was on terraces and facades in 2017 where the increased demand once again had a positive impact on markets in 2017. The positive trend towards wood for indoor and outdoor use is continuing.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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