Koskisen Oyj is a Finnish, family-owned wood processing company with over a century of operating history, specializing in the production of sustainable wood products. It operates through two main business segments: the Sawn Timber Industry, which accounts for approximately 60% of revenue and produces sawn softwood, dimensioned timber, and further processed products like planed and painted goods primarily from spruce and pine, and the Panel Industry, comprising about 40% of revenue, manufacturing birch plywood, thin plywood, veneers, chipboards, and interior solutions under the Kore brand for light and heavy commercial vehicles. Koskisen sources wood mainly from private forest owners in Finland, emphasizing responsible procurement and forest management services, utilizing around 60% internally while selling the rest to third parties. Production facilities are located in Järvelä and Hirvensalmi, Finland, and Toporów, Poland, with expansions including a new unit in Järvelä boosting sawn timber capacity from 300,000 to 400,000 cubic meters annually. The company exports to approximately 70 countries, serving sectors like construction, furniture, vehicles, packaging, and bioenergy, driven by a 'woodwise' philosophy that maximizes resource efficiency and promotes circular bioeconomy products with carbon storage benefits. In 2021, it reported revenue of EUR 311 million, EBITDA of EUR 62 million, and employed around 863 people, positioning it as a key player in global sustainable wood markets.