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M-real to Discontinue Uncoated Fine Paper and Specialty Paper Production at Gohrsmuhle Mill

M-real announced that it has decided to discontinue uncoated fine paper and “unprofitable” specialty paper production at its Gohrsmuhle mill in Germany. As a result of the measure, M-real’s annual uncoated fine paper capacity will be reduced by approximately 120,000 tons... (Continue reading)

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M-real Seeks to Divest 500,000 Tons of Papermaking Capacity

M-real Corporation, part of Metsäliitto Group, plans to divest the entire Gohrsmühle mill in Germany or alternatively parts of the mill separately based on a Paper Park concept. In case the divestment would turn out to be unsuccessful M-real commences... (Continue reading)

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M-real to rebuild board machines at Simpele and Kemiart Liners mills in Finland

Metso will rebuild two board machines for M-real in Finland to increase capacity and improve quality: the BM 3 cartonboard machine at the Simpele mill and the BM 1 kraftliner machine at the Kemiart Liners mill in Kemi. The start-up... (Continue reading)

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M-real to permanently close its Alizay pulp mill

M-real Corporation announced on 16 December 2009 its plan to permanently shut down the Alizay pulp mill. The plan is a part of the EUR 80 million profit improvement programme for the year 2010. At the same time, M-real initiated... (Continue reading)

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M-real to close two specialty paper machines in Germany

M-real said that it plans to close two specialty paper machines at its Reflex mill in Duren, Germany and streamline the organizations in both the Reflex and Gohrsmuhle mills during the first half of 2010. Both mills operate within M-real... (Continue reading)

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M-real's plans to stop paper production at Hallein and Gohrsmuhle

M-real starts statutory negotiations at Hallein mill, Austria, targeting to discontinue the paper production at the end of April 2009. At Gohrsmuhle mill, Germany, the standard fine paper production will be discontinued during April and its effects will be reviewed.... (Continue reading)

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