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Stora Enso to spin off Swedish forest holdings into listed Bergslagets Skogar, report says

Stora Enso will spin off its Swedish forest holdings into a new listed company, Bergslagets Skogar, in the spring, Affarsvarlden reported on 18 September 2026. The magazine says the move could pave the way for a further upward revaluation of Swedish forestry groups' forest assets after several weak years on the stock market. No transaction structure or exact date has been reported.

Why this mattersSeparating forest land from operations would give the market a standalone price for Nordic forest assets, a reference point peers will be measured against.

  • Affarsvarlden reported on 18 September 2026 that Stora Enso will spin off its Swedish forest holdings into a new listed company, Bergslagets Skogar, in the spring
  • Finland's state holding company Solidium and the Wallenberg family vehicle FAM each hold 10% of the shares and 27% of the votes
  • Stora Enso shares stood at USD 12 (SEK 118) at the time of the report
  • Stora Enso's mills are in the Nordics, central Europe, China and South America, with a focus on board and packaging
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  • 2026-09-20 · Edited before publication: Three corrections. The source states the spin-off as planned for the spring, not as something the company 'weighs', so the headline is sharpened and the report attributed. SEK 118 needs a USD conversion under house style (118 / 9.853 = USD 12). And the 2024 payment-timing episode is described by the source as a scandal that came to light, not as a company disclosure; rep
  • 2026-09-20 · Edited before publication: Removed the bullet on the 2024 supplier-payment matter: it is a reputational allegation drawn from an analysis column, is unrelated to the spin-off and adds no value to the story. Remaining facts, including the SEK 118 share price converted at 9.853 to USD 12, are supported. Ownership bullet tightened.