Interfor Corp is a Canadian forest company that was founded in 1963 and is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia. The company has an impressive success story over the years and has achieved its growth not only organically but also through strategic acquisitions. Today, the company is one of the largest timber companies in North America. Interfor operates forestry and wood processing activities in Canada and the United States. The company's core business includes forest management, preservation, and harvesting, as well as processing wood to produce products such as boards, plywood, lumber, and roof shingles. In total, the company produces over 3 trillion board feet of wood annually and employs more than 3,500 employees. Interfor's divisions are organized into companies that have different geographical and product-related focuses. The company's business areas include North America, British Columbia, and the Pacific Northwest. Under the brand "Interfor," the company operates in North America. Interfor produces and distributes its high-quality construction lumber (building spruce, fir, pine, hemlock, white pine, and Douglas fir), plywood, traditional construction siding, and formwork. The focus here is on the production of premium products. The recovery of markets has enabled this core business segment to achieve sustained strong growth, especially benefiting from the growth of the US construction industry. The North American division of the company also includes two companies that expand the company's production profile. Pacific Inland Resources Ltd operates three sawmills in British Columbia and produces Douglas fir boards, structural lumber, lumber, and bark products. B.C. Door is known as the leading manufacturer of interior and exterior doors in Canada and operates production facilities in British Columbia and Alberta. Under the brand "Coastal," Interfor operates in British Columbia. Here, the company operates eight production facilities specializing in the production of coastal pine and coastal hemlock products. Most facilities are located directly on the water, providing convenient transportation routes to major export markets such as Asia and North America. Interfor's investment in Coastal has particularly promoted access to the Asian market. Their demand for high-quality construction lumber is almost unlimited, and Coastal has served the market excellently. The Pacific Northwest, Interfor's third division, includes three sawmills in Oregon and Washington. These mills specialize in the production of Douglas fir and hemlock products. Here, too, Interfor has positioned itself excellently in the market and sets quality standards in the North American market. Continuous improvement of production processes and customer satisfaction is a high priority for Interfor. Overall, Interfor is a leading producer of wood products in North America, focusing on sustainable growth through diversification and geographical expansion. The company sets high standards in terms of environmental and sustainability management and is committed to responsible forest management. Interfor also has a long-standing tradition of investing in the communities in which it operates to ensure that the social, economic, and environmental needs of the communities are met.