Louisiana-Pacific manufactures oriented strand board and engineered wood siding. It has over 7 billion square feet of production capacity across the United States, Canada, and South America.

He highlighted Siding’s EBITDA margin reaching the long-term target of 25% for the year. Additionally, OSB performance benefited from cost management and disciplined capacity execution.

LP Building Solutions has continued to deliver strong execution in the engineered wood siding market, but faces uncertainties with upcoming OSB capacity additions and a still-shaky U.S. housing ...

It operates through the following segments: Siding, Oriented Strand Board (OSB), LP South America (LPSA), and Other. The Siding segment offers engineered wood siding trim and fascia, including LP ...

Looking ahead, the siding business should benefit from a recovery in repair and remodel spending in 2025, but higher interest rates could delay higher-value projects further. The OSB business ...

Of this, $70-$80 million is likely to be contributed by Siding. Assuming prices stay flat at current levels, the company expects OSB EBITDA in the fourth quarter to be between $15 million and $25 ...

Siding revenue increased by $29 million (or 9%) to $362 million, due to 3% higher volumes and 6% higher prices. OSB net sales decreased by $5 million (or 2%) to $267 million, driven by 7% lower ...

The company delivered a strong 2024, driven by Siding segment expansion and disciplined capital management. While OSB pricing remains a wildcard, the company’s strategic focus on higher-margin ...

Louisiana-Pacific Q4 revenue grew 3.5% to $681 million, exceeding estimates, with siding sales up 9% but OSB sales down 2%. Louisiana-Pacific increased its quarterly dividend by 8%, repurchased $ ...

Siding revenue rose 9% to $362 million on higher volumes and prices, while OSB sales fell 2% to $267 million due to lower prices despite increased volumes. Gross profit increased 1.9% YoY to $162 ...