In November, a total of 4.8 million cubic metres of industrial roundwood was harvested, which was five percent less than in November of the previous year. The November harvest volume of industrial roundwood last fell below five million cubic metres in 2015. From January to November, a total of 56.2 million cubic metres of industrial roundwood had been harvested, which was two percent more than in the previous year.
Industrial roundwood
In November, 2.5 million cubic metres of sawlogs were harvested (–4% from the previous year) and 2.4 million cubic metres of pulpwood (–5%).
From private forests, 3.8 million cubic metres of industrial roundwood were harvested (–4%).
From forest industry companies’ own forests and state-owned forests, 1.1 million cubic metres of industrial roundwood were harvested (–5%).
Energywood
Energywood removals was 0.5 million cubic metres. Of this amount 60% were delimbed stems and whole-trees. In January-November, a total of 7.0 million cubic metres of energy wood was harvested.
Felling volumes (m3) and change (%) of industrial roundwood by assortment, January-November 2025
Felling volumes
Compared to the previous year
Compared to the average of the previous five year
1 000 m3
%
%
Industrial roundwood total
56 203
2
1
Logs total
24 952
-3
-1
Pine logs
11 071
-6
-1
Spruce logs
12 840
1
-1
Hardwood logs
1 041
1
7
Pulpwood total
31 251
5
3
Pine pulpwood
14 092
1
0
Spruce pulpwood
9 635
12
11
Hardwood pulpwood
7 525
6
-1
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