ALLSKOG SA

What ALLSKOG SA does

ALLSKOG SA is a Norwegian forest-owner cooperative (samvirke) headquartered in Trondheim that delivers end-to-end forestry services to approximately 7,800 shareholder forest owners (andelseiere) and additional self-harvesting owners across central and northern Norway (north of Stad and Dovre). The organization is the leading supplier of forest services in its region, with 66 local forest owner associations (skogeierlag) coordinating member activity and a network of professional forest managers (skogbruksledere) delivering on-the-ground services. In 2025, Allskog coordinated the sale of over 1.1 million cubic meters of timber through 1,728 active delivering forest owners, achieving an average timber price of approximately 860 NOK per cubic meter — described as a historical peak — and the group reported nearly 1.9 billion NOK in turnover.

The core technology platform is ALLMA, a digital forest management plan accessible via web, mobile, and tablet, which integrates forest inventory data, GPS tracking, offline mode, and satellite analysis. This sits alongside PEFC-certified traceability systems with geolocation and reference numbers for timber, MiS environmental registration (valid for 15 years), and a customer portal ("Min side"). Allskog monetizes through multiple streams: (1) timber trading and transport coordination via subsidiaries Allskog Logistikk (24 transport partners, ~40 trucks) and WoodNor (international timber trading exporting to Germany, Southern Sweden, and the Baltics); (2) the ALLMA subscription (990 NOK/year for non-members); (3) bioenergy/wood chip sales through Allskog Bio; (4) member benefits including a 4%-interest Medlemskonto (member account) and the tax-advantaged Skogfond forest fund; and (5) professional services spanning harvesting, silviculture, valuation, regulatory planning, and voluntary conservation. Members receive a 30 NOK per cubic meter timber price advantage and have 4% of timber payments added to share capital. The cooperative has been in dividend position for eight consecutive years and holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and group PEFC certification.

Name

ALLSKOG SA

Legal name

ALLSKOG SA

Website

https://allskog.no

Company type

Private

Founded year

2006

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

ALLSKOG SA is a Norwegian forestry cooperative serving approximately 7,800 forest-owner shareholders across central and northern Norway with end-to-end services including timber trading, harvesting, silviculture, and the ALLMA digital forest management platform, trading over 1.1 million cubic meters of timber in 2025.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Forestry Services

NAICS

Support Activities for Forestry (1153), Support Activities for Forestry (11531), Logging (1133), Forestry and Logging (113), Timber Tract Operations (1131)

SIC

Forestry (800), Wholesale-Lumber, Plywood, Millwork & Wood Panels (5031), Wholesale-Lumber & Other Construction Materials (5030)

akta.pro industry

PRIMARYIMAMAAAF

Timber Procurement & Wood Dealer/Timber Buying Services

Industrials, Manufacturing & Construction/Paper & Forest Products/Forestry & Logging

SECONDARYAFAMAKAE

Timberland Operations Planning & Contractor Management

Agriculture & Food Production/Forestry & Logging/Timberland Management Services

SECONDARYIMAMAAAD

Forest Management & Silviculture Services (Cruising, Planning, Compliance)

Industrials, Manufacturing & Construction/Paper & Forest Products/Forestry & Logging

SECONDARYIMAMAAAB

Logging & Timber Harvesting

Industrials, Manufacturing & Construction/Paper & Forest Products/Forestry & Logging

SECONDARYAFAMAKAC

Timberland Valuation, Appraisal & Timber Inventory

Agriculture & Food Production/Forestry & Logging/Timberland Management Services

Keywords

• Forestry services
• Timber sales
• Silviculture services
• Forest management planning
• Forest owner cooperative

Headquarters

HQ city

Trondheim

HQ country

Norway

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Timber Sales and Trading: As a cooperative, Allskog negotiates timber prices with industry on behalf of members. Revenue comes from commissions and the difference between negotiated prices and member payouts. They coordinate timber harvesting, transport (through Allskog Logistikk), and sales to domestic industry and export markets (through WoodNor). Over 1.1 million cubic meters sold in 2025.
2. ALLMA Subscription Services: Digital forest management plan platform offered as annual subscription to non-members. Includes web access, mobile/tablet app, technical support, data updates and projections.
3. Bioenergy and Wood Chips: Allskog Bio produces and sells wood chips, fine chips and bark from their terminals. Revenue from industrial and bioenergy customers.
4. Forestry Services: Various services including planting, young forest care (ungskogpleie), forest fertilization, planning, environmental registration, valuation, regulation planning, and voluntary forest conservation assistance.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

ALLSKOG SA is a forest owner cooperative providing comprehensive forestry services including harvesting and timber sales, silviculture (planting, young forest care, fertilization), professional consulting, forest planning, environmental registration (MiS), timber transport coordination, and valuation services. The cooperative negotiates timber prices with industry on behalf of its 7,800 members, manages over 1.1 million cubic meters of timber annually, and operates through its ALLMA digital forest management platform plus subsidiaries including WoodNor (international timber trading), Allskog Logistikk, Allskog Bio (wood chips/bioenergy), and Allskog Entreprenør.

Product overview

ALLSKOG SA operates as a comprehensive forestry cooperative offering a unified platform of services for forest owners. The core offering centers on ALLMA, a digital forestry management platform providing web and mobile access to forestry plans with satellite analysis capabilities. This platform integrates with various service modules including forestry planning (Skogbruksplanlegging), harvesting and timber sales (Hogst og tømmersalg), silviculture services (Skogkultur - planting, young forest care, fertilization), professional consulting (Rådgivning), and valuation/environmental services. The group also includes subsidiaries: WoodNor (international timber trading), Allskog Logistikk (transportation coordination), Allskog Bio (wood chip/bioenergy production), Allskog Entreprenør (harvesting contracting), Din Tur (nature tourism), and NordEnergi. Member benefits include Skogfond (forest investment fund with tax advantages) and Medlemskonto (digital account with 4% interest). The digital infrastructure is supported through Min side (customer portal) and dedicated mobile applications.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• ALLMA: Digital forest management plan accessible via PC, mobile, or tablet application for forest owners
• Skogfond
• Medlemskonto

Products and services

• ALLMA Digital Forest Management Platform Digital forestry management platform providing forest owners with access to their forestry plans via web, mobile, and tablet applications. Enables continuous updates of forest inventory data, GPS tracking, offline mode, and includes satellite analysis capabilities. Offered as annual subscription (990 NOK/year) to non-members.
• Forestry Planning Service (Skogbruksplanlegging) Professional forestry planning services for forest owners, including forest inventories, environmental registrations (MiS), and advice on when forests are ready for management and harvesting. Results are integrated into the ALLMA digital platform.
• Harvesting and Timber Sales (Hogst og tømmersalg) Complete harvesting services and timber sales coordination on behalf of forest owners, including storm damage reporting, timber marking, settlement processing, and PEFC-certified timber marketing. Members receive a 30 NOK per cubic meter price advantage.
• Silviculture Services (Skogkultur) Forest cultivation services including planting and regeneration, young forest maintenance (ungskogpleie), forest fertilization (including helicopter services via Midtnorsk Helikopterservice partnership), and manual forestry work. Five million seedlings sold by the cooperative.
• Forestry Consulting (Rådgivning) Professional consulting services including valuation and compensation assessments, regulatory planning, voluntary forest conservation, and landowner rights support for forest owners.
• Valuation and Environmental Services (Takst- og miljøtjenester) Professional valuation services for forest properties, environmental assessments, biological surveys, GIS mapping services, and area planning support.
• WoodNor International Timber Trading International timber trading subsidiary exporting saw timber to Germany, Southern Sweden, and the Baltic region, while selling pulpwood to factories in Southern Norway, Southern Sweden, and Germany. Also imports wood chips for cellulose and paper industry. Trades nearly 500,000 cubic meters internationally annually.
• Allskog Logistikk Timber Transport Timber transportation coordination subsidiary managing over 1 million cubic meters of timber transport annually, with agreements with 24 transporters operating approximately 40 timber trucks.
• Allskog Bio Wood Chips and Bioenergy Wood chip production for industry and bioenergy customers, selling chips, fine chips (160 NOK/m³), and bark (140 NOK/m³) from chip terminals. Also sells residual masses for drainage, paths, and construction.
• Allskog Entreprenør Harvesting Services Harvesting contractor subsidiary operating multiple harvesting teams with modern machinery and equipment for forestry operations including storm damage clearance and professional harvesting services.
• Skogfond Forest Investment Fund Forest fund scheme where a portion of timber sale revenue is set aside for reinvestment in forest management, providing tax advantages for forest owners and supporting sustainable forestry investment.
• Medlemskonto (Member Account) Digital member account offering 4% interest rate for timber settlement payments, providing faster payment (10 days earlier than non-members) and higher interest than regular savings accounts.

Quantifiable outcome

• Timber price advantage of 30 NOK per cubic meter for members
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers1 record

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered minor.

• Midtnorsk Helikopterservice ASminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAllskog partners with Midtnorsk Helikopterservice AS for forest fertilization services. The helicopter can fly 4 km radius from landing sites, with minimum 135 acres required per landing site and minimum 10 acres per individual stand to be fertilized.
• Skogkurs (Forestry Training)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSkogkurs provides online PEFC (Norsk PEFC Skogstandard) training courses that forest owners must complete to deliver certified timber. Allskog facilitates enrollment and promotes the courses to members, with shareholders who enrolled before January 1, 2024 receiving a discount.
• NIBIO (Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research)minorOthersNIBIO provides research and analysis referenced by Allskog regarding EU deforestation regulation impacts and forest statistics. NIBIO estimates that 31% of deforested area in Norway between 1990-2015 was used for grazing or cultivation.
• Folldal StempelminorOthersSupplier of timber stamps for marking timber, required by forest owners for proper identification and traceability under new EU timber labeling requirements.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Others

• Norskog: National federation of Norwegian forest owner associations and the umbrella organization Allskog's lineage traces back to (Norges Skogeierforbund, 1913). Acts as an industry body and policy advocate for forest owners—comparable member-base constituency though not a direct service competitor.
• NIBIO (Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research): Norwegian government research institute providing forestry data, statistics, and analysis cited by Allskog on EU deforestation impacts and forest resources. Functions as an ecosystem partner and knowledge provider rather than a commercial competitor, but comparable in the forestry intelligence and policy domain relevant to Allskog's operations.

Broad incumbents

• Vida: Swedish sawmill and wood-processing group that is a major buyer of Nordic sawlogs and pulpwood. Comparable as an offtake customer in the same regional timber market where WoodNor (Allskog's export arm) sells, though operating as a commercial processor rather than cooperative service provider.
• Moelven: Norwegian/Swedish wood products group operating sawmills and further-processing facilities that purchase substantial volumes of timber from forest owners including Norwegian cooperatives like Allskog. Comparable as an offtake customer and regional player in Nordic forest products, though not a service-provider peer to forest owners.
• Stora Enso: Nordic forest products giant integrating forestry operations, pulp/paper, packaging, and biomaterials with significant own-forest holdings. Comparable on the upstream forestry services and timber trading side, but operates at far larger scale and across the full wood-value chain rather than as a forest-owner service cooperative.
• Bergene Holm: Norwegian sawmill group operating multiple sawmills and timber procurement operations in Norway. Comparable as a Norwegian regional timber buyer and processor; interacts with Allskog as a customer for sawlogs while also procuring independently from forest owners.

Regional players

• Sveaskog: Sweden's largest forest owner and a state-owned forestry company managing ~4 million hectares. Operates timber sales, harvesting, and forestry services in Sweden rather than Norway, but is directly comparable in scale and vertical scope (timber sourcing, logistics, bioenergy) though structured as a commercial entity rather than cooperative.
• Mellanskog (Swedish Forest Owners Association): Swedish forest owner cooperative providing timber sales, forest management, and advisory services to private forest owners across central Sweden. Closely analogous cooperative model to Allskog but operating in Sweden with overlapping service lines (harvesting, planning, digital tools) and member-driven governance.
• Skogsägarna (Swedish Forest Owners Federation): Swedish federation of forest owner associations providing services, policy advocacy, and timber marketing support to member forest owners across Sweden. Closely aligned mission and member-base profile to Allskog/Norskog, operating in the neighboring Swedish market.

Direct peers

• AT Skog: Norwegian forest owner cooperative operating in central and southern Norway (after merger of Glommen Skog and Viken Skog). Directly comparable business model: cooperative owned by private forest owners providing timber sales, harvesting, planning, and digital forest management services across non-overlapping Norwegian regions.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/user/allskog
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Compliance4 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles11 records

Subsidiaries6 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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