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Investment in the facility is SEK 1.7 billion

Renewal to increase the mill's capacity and improve its competitiveness

Startup of all 10 machines in less than four years

Objective is to improve profitability and competitiveness

Preventative maintenance on non-operating equipment

The first wave of employees moved in on Monday

Conversion should reduce its current greenhouse gas emission levels by 25 percent

Litigation may be necessary

Goal of investment was principally to increase the production

Investments to upgrade the plant and to achieve the best available technology in tissue making

Facility will produce approximately 66,000 short tons per year

West Coast customers to be serviced in a more efficient manner

Will process 100% spruce for the production of soft wood pulp

Scheduled for the end of 2017

The biggest low-consistency pulper ever installed by ANDRITZ in Europe

A new state-of-the-art sheet plant

Start-up of the new QCS is scheduled for October 2016

IItends to continue to vigorously defend itself

Solenis continues their commitment to invest in the pulp and paper industry

There are only two options for direct investment in paper manufacture in Australasia. If an investor flipped a coin and chose one option the reward for the one would be very different from the other.

Last fall, Shandong Sun Paper said it is going to build a new USD 1.3 billion pulp and paper mill in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. In 2014, Shandong Tranlin Paper Company said it was going to build a USD 2 billion papermill in Chesterfield, Virginia, based on wheat straw as a raw material. The best we can determine, these companies are not related. Yet, there are remarkably similar peculiarities to these two projects.

The PM40 closed Friday, 2 September 2016, at 3502.

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The PM40 closed 2 September 2016 up 17% from the 4 September 2015 level.