Acadian Timber

Acadian Timber posted Q2 2026 revenue of $14.6 million, down from $17.1 million, with adjusted EBITDA falling to $1.3 million and net income of $1.3 million ($0.07 per share). Lower sales volumes from seasonal conditions and elevated customer inventories in New Brunswick outweighed a 19% rise in average selling prices, while Maine showed operational improvements that narrowed its adjusted EBITDA loss. The company ended the quarter with $15 million of net liquidity, plans to refinance $45 million of debt maturing in March 2027, and sees longer-term upside from renewable-energy, carbon-credit and Maine real-estate initiatives amid soft pulpwood demand. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Acadian Timber reported Q2 2026 earnings of $0.07 per share (in line with consensus), while revenue of 14.6 million CAD fell well short of the 18.5 million CAD estimate. Adjusted EBITDA declined to 1.3 million CAD, and net income and EPS dropped sharply year‑over‑year, primarily driven by lower sales volumes and higher customer inventory levels. Selling prices rose in New Brunswick and Maine, and Maine showed operational progress through a refocus on cost efficiency. Management sees a positive outlook for H2 2026, plans to refinance 45 million CAD maturing in March 2027, and identifies renewable energy and residential development projects as potential additional revenue sources. » More on de.investing.com

Acadian Timber reports revenue of CAD 23.41 million for Q1 2026, beating the forecast of CAD 22.5 million. EPS fell to CAD 0.19 from CAD 0.21 a year earlier, while adjusted EBITDA rose slightly to CAD 4.8 million and net income declined 5.4% to CAD 3.5 million. Sales volume in Maine increased 57%, operating costs fell by CAD 1.3 million, and the stock rose 0.17% after the release. » More on de.investing.com

Acadian Timber has appointed Malcolm Cockwell as interim president and CEO effective immediately. Cockwell, previously chair since August 2019 and a Registered Professional Forester, succeeds Adam Sheparski, who resigned as president, CEO and director. He emphasizes a focus on operational excellence of the forestlands in New Brunswick and Maine; Cockwell is also head of Macer Forest Holdings, Acadian’s largest shareholder. The company manages about 2.4 million acres and generates revenues from wood products and forestry services. » More on de.investing.com

Acadian Timber reported Q4 2025 earnings per share of CAD 2.18 (forecast CAD 0.06) and revenue of CAD 21.98 million (forecast CAD 18.2 million); the stock rose 2.22% to CAD 16.64. Full-year revenue fell to CAD 87 million from CAD 91.6 million a year earlier, and the absence of CO2 certificate sales weighed on EBITDA margins. The company is switching to internal timber harvesting in Maine, aims to improve productivity and margins, and expects the registration of about 400,000 CO2 certificates for future revenue. » More on de.investing.com