Sveaskog AB 2019 IR
The report highlights Sveaskog's performance and sustainability initiatives for the fiscal year 2019. As Sweden's largest forest owner, the company achieved record financial results with an operating profit of MSEK 1,483. Key sustainability achievements included reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 23% compared to 2010, with a target of 30% by 2020. Sveaskog also decided to completely stop chemical control of pine weevils, transitioning to the environmentally friendly Conniflex protection. Additionally, the company advanced its biodiversity efforts by developing a model to measure and monitor biodiversity and partnering on a project to protect the white-backed woodpecker.
Company: Sveaskog AB
Sector: Agriculture, forestry & fishing
Country: Sweden
Year: 2019
Type: IR
Pages: 130
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Sveaskog AB
Annual Report And Sustainability Report
The report highlights Sveaskog's performance and sustainability initiatives for the fiscal year 2019. As Sweden's largest forest owner, the company achieved record financial results with an operating profit of MSEK 1,483. Key sustainability achievements included reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 23% compared to 2010, with a target of 30% by 2020. Sveaskog also decided to completely stop chemical control of pine weevils, transitioning to the environmentally friendly Conniflex protection. Additionally, the company advanced its biodiversity efforts by developing a model to measure and monitor biodiversity and partnering on a project to protect the white-backed woodpecker.
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Report Year
2019
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2019 - Dec 31, 2019
Fiscal Year
2019
Type
Integrated Report
Language
English
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