TS-Metsä
Mechanical timber harvesting for forestry companies in Pieksämäki and nearby municipalities, Finland
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About TS-Metsä
TS-Metsä Oy provides mechanical timber harvesting using modern forestry equipment. Its work is performed under contract for large forestry companies.
The company operates in Pieksämäki and nearby municipalities. TS-Metsä Oy was founded in 2008 and is registered in Naarajärvi, Finland.
Product: Contract mechanical timber harvesting services using forestry machinery.
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