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York Timbers Restructuring Hands Sabie Lodge and Farms to Shareholders

The York Timbers restructuring will hand a Sabie lodge and farm business to shareholders, as cash from operations rises but profit per share falls. The post York Timbers Restructuring Hands Sabie Lodge and Farms to Shareholders appeared first on The Rio Times .

The York Timber Holdings restructuring will transfer its Sabie lodge estate and Stadsrivier farm business to shareholders. The cash generated from core operations is increasing, but earnings per share are decreasing. York Timber Holdings announced on 17 September 2026 that it will separate the Sabie lodge and farm business and give them to shareholders.

The company has not identified any buyer, price, or sale of either business. York Timber Holdings, listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, is a solid wood processor that manages about 89,700 hectares of land in Mpumalanga, including Stadsrivier Vallei. The company will pursue several options to restructure the group, and the plan still depends on final legal, regulatory, and corporate approvals.

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