AssiDoman's Board of Directors has concluded that Cartonboard has a strong potential for achieving good earnings. It is therefore important not to rush the structural changes so that considerable value is lost along the way. The assessment that the Cartonboard business unit will have better prospects of achieving optimal long-term profitability within a larger business structure outside AssiDoman remains, however.
AssiDoman Cartonboard consists of an integrated pulp and board mill in Frovi. Pulp capacity is 250,000 metric tons and board capacity is 350,000 metric tons. The principal products are liquid packaging board and packaging board.
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