The owner changed in 2013. A new management has come to manage the plant's staff. Business, energetic. There is complete confidence that youth and experience will contribute to overcoming all difficulties. And the rich history of the enterprise helps it. Good memory of the workers who restored their native production under the most difficult living conditions.

The economic crisis of 2009 turned into bankruptcy for the enterprise. The workers and specialists of the enterprise experienced the difficulties of this period.

On March 1, 1993, the Parfin Plywood Mill was reorganized into an open joint-stock company. Successfully passed the stages of growth of work in market conditions.

In 1953, a new sawmill was put into operation. In 1954 - woodworking, and in 1958 the production of fiberboards began. In the same year, the enterprise produced 35.5 thousand cubic meters of plywood, 198 thousand cubic meters of lumber, 109 thousand square meters of fibreboard, 99 thousand standard houses, 7 thousand cubic meters of containers, etc. Since 1960, the production of waterproof plywood BS-1 has been mastered, and in 1963 the plant switched to gluing plywood with synthetic resins. In 1980, for the first time in the post-war period, a holiday dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the enterprise was held.

In 1940, 35,000 cubic meters were produced, of which half was for export. By 1940, the total number of employees of plywood plant No. 2 reached 1252 people. And already in 1941, Russian plywood production was revived. A year later, the Tavdinsky plant produced more than 20 types of products, mainly for the needs of the front and industry. The village of Parfino was liberated from the Nazis on February 9, 1942. In 1944, the Council of People's Commissars and the State Defense Committee decided to restore plywood factory No. 2, on the basis of which to build a house-building plant.

In 1927, plywood production reached 20,000 cubic meters. At the same time, the village grows and develops. Housing construction, social infrastructure is mainly financed by the enterprise.

By that difficult time, the core of engineering and technical personnel was growing stronger.

After the attack on the USSR by fascist Germany, urgent measures were taken in the district and region to evacuate the enterprise to the rear. Over 500 Parfinian workers with their families were evacuated with the first echelons to work at plywood factories.