RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: MR 1derful Consier margins for the lumebr vs. OSB comparision. Most lumber mills have higher input costs (better logs) and more men in the facility, so higher production costs. So, ballpark $300 mfbm in costs. OSB is again, very approximatly, $200 per msf in cost.
Lumber is selling at just $400 per mfbm, OSB is $430 per mdf.
Cash drives stocks obviosuly, so ANS and NBD are lining their pockets with cash. ANS is taking in about $500,000 in EBITDA per day in this market, so pretty impressive for a firm with a EV bearly over a billion dollars.