RUSSIA PLANT
September 1st, 2003
BY MARK ROWE
THE RUSSIAN timber company Ilim Pulp plans to build a US$50m timber processing plant in the northern Arkhangelsk region of the country, with a projected annual output of up to 700,000 cubic meters of processed timber annually. The company expects to prepare the construction project for the new plant and decide on an exact location by the end of the year. Ilim Pulp's companies and affiliates account for 61 per cent of the nation's pulp output and 77 per cent of its cardboard packaging output.
THE RUSSIAN timber company Ilim Pulp plans to build a US$50m timber processing plant in the northern Arkhangelsk region of the country, with a projected annual output of up to 700,000 cubic meters of processed timber annually. The company expects to prepare the construction project for the new plant and decide on an exact location by the end of the year. Ilim Pulp's companies and affiliates account for 61 per cent of the nation's pulp output and 77 per cent of its cardboard packaging output.
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