Weyerhaeuser last printed $22.06 (-4.25% vs prior close) on 2026-09-11 via NYSE via Yahoo Finance. That is the 10 September 2026 screen for global industrial woodchips supply — not a BGK offer.

Public screens

ScreenLastChangeSourceAs of
Weyerhaeuser
Timberland / wood-products proxy.
$22.06-4.25%NYSE via Yahoo Finance11 Sep 2026
International Paper
Pulp and paper demand proxy.
$34.36-5.71%NYSE via Yahoo Finance11 Sep 2026
WTI crude
Energy-switch cost for biomass.
$102.74/bbl+6.97%NYMEX via Yahoo Finance14 Sep 2026
USD/VND25,938 VND-0.30%Yahoo Finance FX14 Sep 2026

These are public exchange or listed-proxy screens, not BGK offer prices. Cite the source before using a number in a negotiation.

Forest biomass flow chart
handful o' pellets. Photo: #ODF / Openverse / BY. Source

What the numbers mean for this cargo

  • Weyerhaeuser $22.06 (-4.25%) and International Paper $34.36 show listed wood/pulp risk, not FOB acacia chip levels out of Vietnam.
  • WTI $102.74/bbl (+6.97%) is the energy-switch screen: biomass competes with coal/oil when crude jumps.
  • USD/VND 25,938 VND: a Vietnam-origin FOB dollar contract converts to local cash at this print.

Map the screen to a real parcel through Global Industrial Woodchips Supply and, where freight dominates the landed bill, vessel chartering or cargo logistics.

Headlines with dated events or figures

  • Business Research Insights, 27 Jul 2026: Wood Chips Market Size, Growth, Trends, Future Outlook, 2035 — Source
  • Resource Wise, 07 Jan 2026: Brazil Feedstock Supply and Price for Asian Biomass Consumers — Source
  • Biomass Magazine, 08 Oct 2025: How Demand for Wood Fiber Feedstocks Has Changed in the US — Source
  • Vocal, 12 Jul 2025: Wood Chips Market Forecast: USD 16.9B with 5.39% CAGR by 2033 (5.39%) — Source
  • Mongabay, 19 May 2022: As biomass burning surges in Japan and South Korea, where will Asia get its wood? - news — Source
  • Vocal, 01 May 2026: Wood Pellet Market Trends: Renewable Energy Demand, Carbon Reduction Goals & Forecast to 2034 — Source
Global warming mitigation potentials for forest residues, straw and slurry
Global warming mitigation potentials for forest residues, straw and slurry. Photo: Camia A., Robert N., Jonsson R., Pilli R., García-Condado S., López-Lozano R., van der Velde M., Ronzon T., Gurría P., M’Barek R., Tamosiunas S., Fiore G., Araujo R., Hoepffner N., Marelli L., Giuntoli J. / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 4.0. Source

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