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02Forestry and logging

4,875 companies

Sub-industries

Largest companies by revenue

  1. 10459886, Paide linn
    Revenue 2025
    €22.4M
    +6.1%
    Net profit
    €1.6M
    +2.5%
    Employees
    71
  2. 10210046, Tartu linn
    Revenue 2025
    €18.8M
    +25%
    Net profit
    €252.4K
    +168%
    Employees
    52
  3. 10106076, Viljandi linn
    Revenue 2025
    €18.5M
    −9.9%
    Net profit
    €7.3M
    −61%
    Employees
    25
  4. 10242514, Laekvere alevik
    Revenue 2025
    €17.6M
    —
    Net profit
    −€323.7K
    —
    Employees
    22
  5. 10626441, Suure-Kambja küla
    Revenue 2025
    €17.5M
    +55%
    Net profit
    €339.3K
    +3,185%
    Employees
    19
  6. 11422840, Pärnu linn
    Revenue 2025
    €16.8M
    −3.6%
    Net profit
    €459.1K
    −79%
    Employees
    25
  7. 10321314, Tartu linn
    Revenue 2025
    €16.5M
    −35%
    Net profit
    €1.6M
    +88%
    Employees
    29
  8. 10710599, Märjamaa alev
    Revenue 2025
    €14.7M
    +7.8%
    Net profit
    €85.1K
    −77%
    Employees
    84
  9. 12394062, Nõo alevik
    Revenue 2025
    €13.4M
    −12%
    Net profit
    −€272.8K
    −275%
    Employees
    30
  10. 11095481, Iisaku alevik
    Revenue 2025
    €11.7M
    +70%
    Net profit
    €966.4K
    +91%
    Employees
    41

Includes

This division includes silviculture and the production of roundwood as well as the extraction and gathering of wild-growing non-wood forest products. Besides the production of timber, forestry activities result in products that undergo little processing, for example, firewood, charcoal or roundwood used in an unprocessed form (such as pit-props or pulpwood). These activities can be carried out in natural, semi-natural or planted forests.

Excludes

further processing of wood beginning with sawmilling and planing of wood, see division 16.