York Timber has returned to profitability, reporting a profit of R136.1m after a loss of R312.9m a year ago, thanks to an increase of R254.6m to the biological asset value. 

The group said on Monday that the main contribution to the profit was an 11% increase in the biological asset value to R2.825bn...

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