Forest progress

Forest and timber company in Bytča: tree nursery, timber, sawn wood and prefabricated massive wall panels for builders

Bytča, SlovakiaFounded 2005forestprogress.skWebsite technologies

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  • ProfitableFY2025 net profit €13k · RÚZ
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02

About Forest progress

FOREST progress s.r.o. provides forestry and wood processing services across the timber life cycle, from growing seedlings and tending young stands to harvesting mature forests and processing raw timber into finished products.

The company sells sawn timber, massive wall panels produced with the German MHM (Massiv-Holz-Mauer) technology, firewood and pellets, and also offers a forest nursery and purchases of raw timber.

Founded in 2005, the company is headquartered in Bytča, Slovakia, and describes itself as a family forestry and wood company with a 20-year tradition. It states that its resources and production are exclusively Slovak, sourced from sustainably and rationally managed forests.

Product: Sawn timber, MHM massive wood wall panels, firewood and pellets, forest nursery seedlings and raw timber purchasing.

Financials

FY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022FY2021
Revenue€5.2M€5.4M€2.5M€3.2M€2.5M
Growth−3%+118%−22%+26%—
EBITDA€412k€483k€380k€509k€383k
Operating profit€104k€134k€65k€203k€138k
Net profit€13k€55k€13k€136k€87k
Net margin0.2%1%0.5%4.3%3.5%
Personnel costs€237k€175k€155k€131k€117k
Total assets€3.9M€3.5M€3.0M€2.3M€2.3M
Cash€114k€172k€69k€6k€37k
Liabilities€2.5M€2.1M€1.6M€819k€844k
Equity€1.3M€1.3M€1.3M€1.2M€1.1M

As filed with RÚZ (Slovak register of financial statements). Each year links to its statement.

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Contracts Forest progress signed since 1 Nov 2024, from the Slovak and Czech public contract registers. Values as published; amendments are not counted.

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