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AKD Softwoods Tumut

OperatingAKD SoftwoodsAKDakd.com.auID 01928

AKD Softwoods Tumut is an operating softwood sawmill in Tumut, Australia, owned by AKD. With a capacity of 525 000 cubic metres of log intake per year it is the 3rd largest of the 8 sawmills in Australia with a recorded capacity.

Location and logistics

Location
Tumut, New South Wales, Australia
Nearest port
Port Kembla · 265 km
Straight-line distance to the nearest major port. Method
Rail siding
No siding mapped
Nearest railway
Over 50 km
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Capacity and output

Capacity
525 000 m3/y log intake
Production
Not reported

Raw material and products

Fibre
Also produces
Certifications
FSC

History and sources

Data confidence: High (100 of 100) · methodology

Timeline

  1. other2020
    The 2020 bushfires destroyed a significant part of the plantation estate that traditionally supplied the Tumut mill, leaving log volumes expected to stay low while the plantations regenerate.
    Source ↗
  2. ownership change2018
    AKD Softwoods finalised its purchase of Carter Holt Harvey Timber's New South Wales sawmilling business in 2018, taking over the Tumut sawmill and timber treatment plant along with almost 500 staff in the state.
    Source ↗
  3. expansion-
    AKD installed a Horizontal Shaping Saw line at Tumut to process small and medium sawlogs with higher yields and more consistent throughput, alongside upgrades to drying, infeed and sorting.
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Sources

  1. company websitechecked 2026-07-25
    akd.com.au ↗
  2. otherchecked 2026-07-26
    openstreetmap.org ↗
  3. otherchecked 2026-07-26
    timberbiz.com.au ↗
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  1. otherchecked 2026-07-26
    tpaa.com.au ↗
  2. company websitechecked 2026-07-26
    akd.com.au ↗
  3. company websitechecked 2026-09-09
    akd.com.au ↗

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