AO "Solikamskbumprom" ORD
MMOEX:SKBP3,300.00
RUB
-800.00
(-19.51%)
ISIN
RU000A0BL5T2
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68.34
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- CEO
- Viktor Ivanovich Baranov
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Pulp & paper
- Address
- Solikamsk Russian Federation
- IPO Date
- Apr 23, 2007
- Website
- solbum.ru
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- AO Solikamskbumprom is an integrated forestry and paper manufacturing enterprise engaged in the production of pulp, newsprint, and specialty paper packaging materials. Founded in 1941 and headquartered in Solikamsk, Perm Krai, Russian Federation, the company operates complete-cycle timber harvesting, processing, and paper manufacturing facilities. AO Solikamskbumprom manufactures and distributes a diverse portfolio of forestry and paper products, including standard newsprint, lightweight newsprint, and tinted publishing paper; offset printing paper and high-opacity book paper; fluting and testliner used in corrugated packaging; sack kraft paper, technical wrapping paper, and interleaving paper; thermomechanical pulp, chemithermomechanical pulp, and unbleached semi-chemical pulp; wood chemical by-products such as crude tall oil and lignosulfonates; and harvested roundwood and commercial lumber. The company manages extensive leased forest tracts across Perm Krai, incorporating sustainable forest management, mechanized timber harvesting, artificial reforestation, and industrial biomass power generation. It serves domestic commercial printers, packaging converters, and industrial publishers across the Russian Federation and the Commonwealth of Independent States, while exporting to international markets across Asia, the Middle East, North Africa, and Latin America. In recent developments, AO Solikamskbumprom has advanced strategic modernization programs across its primary paper machine assets, upgrading production equipment to shift capacity from traditional newsprint toward higher-margin lightweight packaging papers, fluting, and technical grades to meet growing packaging sector demand. To address structural trade shifts, the company has completed the realignment of its logistics and export distribution channels toward Asian and Middle Eastern maritime and railway corridors, while investing in eco-modernization initiatives that include upgraded wood-waste biomass thermal generation boilers, enhanced industrial wastewater treatment systems, and the integration of automated logging technologies across its forest concessions.