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Our tolerance of pollution and carbon emissions is rapidly
diminishing
Sustainably sourced biomaterials, including wood fiber and derivatives are part of the solution. However, supply is not boundless, and only the most efficient and innovative producers and products will be capable of meeting demand
Our 4-element strategy for adding value
Sustainable Products, | World-class Assets | Growth and | Prudent, but Agile, |
Processes, People | and Innovation | Diversification | Capital Management |
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A Growing Spectrum of Sustainable Bioproducts
Construction | Mass | Shipping | Kraft | Biomass | Renewable | Bio-based |
Lumber | Timber | Pallets | Pulp | Fuel | Electricity | Extractives |
Lumber produced | Innovative, low- | Pallet production | NBSK + NBHK from | Wood residuals | Highly efficient bio- | Full utilization of |
from sustainably | carbon alternatives | from non-lumber | sustainably managed | used to produce | refineries produce | wood extractives |
harvested and | to traditional | grade wood | forests used to | pellets, a bio-based | surplus renewable | produces tall oil |
certified forests | construction | diversifies product | produce tissue, | heating | electricity and green | and turpentine to |
materials such as | mix and maximizes | recyclable graphic | replacement for | bio-fuel energy as | displace fossil | |
Friesau: | concrete and steel | wood use | paper and packaging | fossil fuels | an alternative to | fuels |
~550 MMfbm | alternatives to plastic | fossil fuels | ||||
Torgau is the world's | ||||||
Torgau: | 140,000 m3 CLT | largest EPAL pallet | 2,265,000 ADMT | 150,000 tonnes | 431.5 MW (1) | 2021 Revenue |
~410 MMfbm | equivalent | producer | NBSK + NBHK | $7.3 million (2) | ||
Primary Wood Products | Fiber and Biomaterials | |
1) | Includes Mercer Torgau | 4 |
2) | Excludes Santanol revenue |
Building a Platform for Growth
1994: Acquisition of Rosenthal mill
1999: Rebuild of Rosenthal mill
2004: Stendal greenfield construction 2005: Acquisition of Celgar mill
2007: Celgar "Project Blue Goose"
2010: Celgar "Green Energy Project"
2013: Stendal "Blue Mill" expansion and "Green Energy Project"
2014: Rosenthal tall oil plant
2017: Acquisition of Mercer Timber Products
2018: Acquisition of Peace River; Acquisition of Santanol
2019: Expansion of Mercer Timber Products sawmill
2020: Acquisition of Mercer Forestry Services
2021: Acquisition of Mercer Mass Timber; Stendal capacity expansion +80,000 ADMT
2022: Acquisition of Holzindustrie Torgau
Consolidated Revenue ($ millions) (1)(2)
2,400 | Bio-extractives/Other | |||||||||
1,800 | Solid Wood | |||||||||
Green Electricity | ||||||||||
1,200 | Specialty Paper | |||||||||
600 | Pulp | 946 | 1,661 | |||||||
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2004 | 2015 | Q3 2022 LTM |
Holzindustrie Torgau Acquisition Completed September 30, 2022
- Grows sawn timber capacity by ~75% to 960 MMfbm and electricity generation by ~15MW
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Diversifies product mix with introduction of pallets and biofuels.
Torgau is the world's largest producer of EPAL pallets - Integrated operations will provide $16 million of synergies to existing German operations
1) Q3 2022 LTM excludes energy sales from 50% owned Cariboo mill | 5 |
2) Wood products includes wood residual sales and sales from Mercer Mass Timber |
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