Elmia Wood 2025 brought together forestry professionals from around the world in Bratteborg, just outside Jönköping, Sweden. A total of 27,751 visits from 48 countries and 327 exhibitors from 25 countries made the forest come alive. The fair was defined by live machinery demonstrations, innovations, and an atmosphere filled with future focus and business opportunities.
Malwa is launching Generation 5 of its popular 560 series at Elmia Wood 2025! The focus is on improved operator comfort, increased productivity, and higher precision – all developed in close dialogue with users. Interest is high as the machines are showcased in the forest to an eager audience.
The PlantMax planter made a buzzing European debut at Elmia Wood 2025. Built on global success, it’s now proving its power in Swedish forests. With precision planting arms, real-time data tracking, and up to 2,400 seedlings per hour, PlantMax is revolutionising forestry—just like the harvester did in the ‘70s.
Vimek's 470 harvester has become a popular feature in first thinning thanks to its agility in the stand. At Elmia Wood, the same machine will be premiered, but with one important difference: 6 wheels instead of 4.
Elmia Wood 2025 brings together over 300 exhibitors from 24 countries in the forests of Bratteborg, Sweden, on 5–7 June. This year’s theme is AI and innovation for the future of forestry – with machines in operation, new technology on display, and highlights such as Innovation Square, Campus Wood, and the STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Nordic Championships.
Elmia Wood is celebrating 50 years as the forestry industry's leading international meeting place and invites you to a fair filled with innovations, new technology and experiences. Professional foresters, experts and decision-makers from all over the world will meet here to take part in the industry's latest developments.
After three intensive days, Elmia Solar has clearly consolidated its position as the meeting place the industry needs. Despite some challenges in the industry, the atmosphere and conversations on the exhibition floor were characterised by optimism and a long-term faith in the future.