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Japan Timber Market: Activity, Shifts, Outlook with Soichiro Tabuchi

10 AM CET 20th Jun, 2024

In this episode of our Global Timber Market Webinar Series, we discussed "Japan Timber Market” with Soichiro Tabuchi, the General Manager of Hanwa Europe.

Moderated by Mr. Amir Rashad, CEO of Timber Exchange, this webinar featured a thorough understanding of the Global Timber Market and the complex implications it has on the global scene. Here's a sneak peek at some of the key points that were covered:

- Market Outlooks and Trends: An in-depth understanding of current market dynamics and future projections within the Japan Timber Market, considering both its exporting and importing aspects.
- Shifting Dynamics: Evolving demand and supply patterns reshaping the market landscape and influencing domestic and international business strategies.
- Profitability Analysis: The profitability of the timber business in Japan, examining its development and future estimations, while considering its role as a key player in the global timber trade.
- Influence of External Factors: The impact of external factors, such as global supply chain disruptions and economic shifts, on the Japan Timber Market, and how these factors affect its position as both an importer and exporter.
- Policy Implications: The influence of regulatory policies and government decisions on the timber industry in Japan, and how these policies impact its trade relationships with other nations.

And much more!

**Followed by a Q&A session with the audience**


Soichiro Tabuchi

Soichiro Tabuchi

Hanwa, General Manager

Soichiro Tabuchi