Kampin Saha
A family-owned sawmill producing sawn timber for domestic and export customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Kampin Saha
Kampin Saha Oy operates a sawmill in Lavia and produces sawn timber. About half of its production is exported.
The company is a family business and says it is for sale. The sawmill site has operated since the 1880s; the current owners' family bought the business in 1937.
Product: Sawn timber produced at a sawmill.
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