Cascades (TSE:CAS) reported second-quarter results that management said exceeded expectations, supported by stronger operational execution, higher volumes and commercial initiatives across its packaging and tissue businesses. President and CEO Hugues Simon said the company continued to operate amid

Fresh off a new containerboard price hike, the Canadian fiber producer’s executives explained what’s behind the move. They also laid out expected effects from new tariffs that the United States announced in July.

The packaging company’s sales reached C$1.2bn in the quarter, versus C$1.1bn a year earlier.

Cascades Inc. has reported its second-quarter 2026 results, with sales of CA$1,219 million and net income of CA$21 million, compared to a net loss in the same period a year earlier. Over the first six months of 2026, Cascades’ net income rose to CA$60 million on broadly steady sales, highlighting a marked improvement in profitability versus the prior year. With this shift from loss to profit in the latest quarter, we’ll now examine how the earnings upgrade interacts with Cascades’ investment...

Despite cost inflation and tariff headwinds, Cascades Inc (CADNF) exceeds expectations with strong packaging performance and a confident outlook for the second half of 2026.

The S&P/TSX Composite Index fell from the prior session's record high and closed down on Thursday as

Cascades, Smurfit Westrock and International Paper announced containerboard price increases days after PCA’s, which is being called unprecedented. And boxboard producers announced increases for SBS and FBB.

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CIBC Capital Markets maintained its neutral rating on the shares of Cascades (CAS.TO) and cut its pr