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Next generation forestry machines – Komatsu introduces upgraded harvesters and forwarders

August 25, 2026

Komatsu Forest presents a new generation of forestry machines, where both harvesters and forwarders have been comprehensively updated to meet the evolving demands of modern forestry. The new range combines improved productivity with reduced environmental impact, focusing on efficiency, operator comfort and long-term reliability.

Low-impact site access in the UNESCO Spreewald Biosphere Reserve using a Komatsu 951XC

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May 27, 2026

In the UNESCO Spreewald Biosphere Reserve, a log corduroy road is currently being constructed using round timber to enable low-impact access to a wetland area. A Komatsu 951XC harvester equipped with an S172 head is being used for the project. The approximately 800-metre-long timber road will provide the foundation for future forestry operations.

Komatsu Forest completes the acquisition of Malwa Forest AB

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April 01, 2026

As of April 1, 2026, Komatsu Forest AB has finalized the acquisition of the Swedish forestry machine manufacturer Malwa Forest AB.

Small deviations, big impact – Komatsu in the 2025 Timber Value test

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March 31, 2026

Every five to seven years, Skogforsk – the Swedish forestry research institute – carries out its comprehensive Timber Value Test – the forest industry’s most established and independent assessment of how well harvesters preserve timber value. In the 2025 test, several leading machine manufacturers took part, including Komatsu Forest with a brand new 951 equipped with the C144 harvesting head.

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Next generation forestry machines – Komatsu introduces upgraded harvesters and forwarders

Low-impact site access in the UNESCO Spreewald Biosphere Reserve using a Komatsu 951XC

Komatsu Forest completes the acquisition of Malwa Forest AB

Small deviations, big impact – Komatsu in the 2025 Timber Value test