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UPM-Kymmene

26.46 EUR

+0.38 %

21,500 following

UPM

NASDAQ Helsinki

Paper & Forest Products

Basic Materials

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UPM-Kymmene is active in the forest industry. The company currently works with the development of wood biomass and biofuel. The product portfolio is broad and includes, for example, biochemicals, printing materials, paper, and timber. The company has operations on a global level, with the largest presence around the European market. The head office is located in Helsinki.

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13.96B EUR
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15.69M EUR
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05.02.2026
Antti Viljakainen
Antti Viljakainen

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29.4.
2026

Interim report Q1'26

23.7.
2026

Interim report Q2'26

28.10.
2026

Interim report Q3'26

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Peculiar. Sounds like something that should cross the information threshold, even if the transaction is small in Stora Enso’s size class. Hardly, considering how heavily the relatively new board mill has already been written down. There is no precise information regarding the wood...
4/21/2026, 4:53 PM
by Antti Viljakainen
8
Stora has indeed had a shockingly poor success rate with these investments The South American adventures, Beihai, Oulu, and DeJong. Varkaus seems to have at least succeeded somehow?
4/21/2026, 2:08 PM
by Jekkku
8
Ownership seems to have changed in 4-year cycles: first to DeJong in 2018, to Stora Enso in 2022, and now to Prinzhorn from 2026 onwards. Thinking cynically, Enso bought at the peak of the cycle and is now selling at the bottom of the cycle. De Jong Packaging Completes Gaster Wellpappe...
4/21/2026, 1:45 PM
by UNLI1
7
Apparently, Varkaus was done as far back as 2014 and was in the magnitude of EUR 110 million. Later, the first machine in Oulu was apparently converted to that same end-product segment in 2022 with a price tag of EUR 350 million. And now the second Oulu machine is being ramped up...
yesterday
by UNLI1
5
Those LatAm pulp mills are apparently 50/50 JVs with local operators/competitors Suzano/Arauco. Both are ~1-1.5 million ton mills. So Stora has a market pulp position of roughly over a million tons if the end product volumes are also viewed through a 50/50 split. I recall reading...
yesterday
by UNLI1
4
I got the Americas mixed up, hand up to admit the mistake . I meant Stora Enso’s Consolidated Papers deal, which resulted in a write-down of about 2 billion.
4/21/2026, 5:04 PM
by Jekkku
3
Yep, exactly. Converting a paper machine for consumer board is also significantly more complex than a conversion for linerboard. I wouldn’t start comparing the costs of different conversions, as project scopes are rarely comparable.
21 hours ago
by Antti Viljakainen
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