New package includes $200 million revolver and $275 million term loan maturing in 2031.
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Purchase includes manufacturing equipment and three brands generating BRL 800 million ($156 million) in annual sales.
50,000-square-foot plant to extract fibers from hesperaloe plant, creating 50 jobs.
Paperboard volumes rise 8% as company restructures Cypress Bend facility and reduces net debt by $59 million.
Overhaul targets maximum energy efficiency for PM4 and PM5 air systems and steam generation.
François David takes on expanded role across communications and public affairs.
New Freiburg-based company targets retail chains with private label tissue products, aiming to triple sales by 2028.
Andreas Mattsson succeeds Mikael Schmidt, who retires on 31 December 2026 after serving since 2017.
Modernization lifts daily output by 2.5% and cuts energy use by 5%.
Partnership offers pilot-scale development access at Andritz's Graz facility with UPM Euca as standard pulp.
Total investment reaches $29 million with 3 million case capacity, production starting in Q4 2026.
France-first industrial installation replaces part of gas demand with low-carbon electricity since commercial start.
The Swedish site adds a new tissue paper machine and three converting lines for rolled and folded products, and the company reports lower water use and higher energy efficiency.
Company plans two structured paper machines with first starting operations in late 2028.
Deal adds TAD parent roll production and specialty paper grades to Marcal's platform without disclosed terms.
North America volumes grow broadly despite private label diaper exit as International Personal Care sales surge 9.1%.
Cost savings programme offsets lower prices as group begins market-driven shutdown at Joutseno pulp mill.
Four business segments to operate after Kenvue deal closes, with North America generating $18 billion in annual sales.
Price increase applies to toilet paper, napkins and kitchen rolls across all markets to offset energy and logistics cost inflation.
New entity rebrands as WEPA Professional France as company retains all four local production sites.