Stora Enso Ybbs
OperatingStora Enso Wood Products GmbHStora Ensostoraenso.comID 01025
Stora Enso Ybbs is an operating softwood sawmill in Ybbs an der Donau, Austria, owned by Stora Enso. With a capacity of 900 000 cubic metres of log intake per year it is the 5th largest of the 43 sawmills in Austria with a recorded capacity.
Location and logistics
- Location
- Ybbs an der Donau, Niederösterreich, Austria
- Nearest port
- Monfalcone, Italy · 290 kmStraight-line distance to the nearest major port. Method
- Rail siding
- Own sidingVerified by satellite 2026-10-02OpenStreetMap track way/375197431 ↗, 111 m from the site point. Method
Map
Capacity and output
- Capacity
- 900 000 m3/y log intake
- Production
- Not reported
- Type
- Softwood
Raw material and products
History and sources
Timeline
- other2025-11-18In November 2025 Stora Enso placed Ybbs, together with six other Central European sawmills, under a strategic review that may lead to a sale of the business unit.Source ↗
- expansion2022-02-11Stora Enso announced on 11 February 2022 an investment of 9 million euro in an automated cross laminated timber coating line at Ybbs, with capacity for about 500,000 square metres of CLT walls and floors per year and completion planned for the third quarter of 2023.Source ↗
- ownership change2001In 2001 Stora Enso took over all shares of the Schweighofer sawmilling company from the Schweighofer Foundation, transferring the Austrian and Czech sawmills including Ybbs to Stora Enso.Source ↗
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- startup1983Holzindustrie Schweighofer opened the Ybbs sawmill in Lower Austria in 1983, at that time the largest sawmill in Europe.Source ↗
Sources
- otherchecked 2026-09-09holzkurier.com ↗
- otherchecked 2026-07-30server.arcgisonline.com ↗
- otherchecked 2026-10-02openstreetmap.org ↗
Related facilities
Largest in Austria
How to cite
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