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Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) DID YOU KNOW? International Paper in Europe slashed its green- house gas emissions by 73% since 1990, but our goal OVERVIEW is to reduce them globally by another 20% by 2020. EMEA PAPERS LEGEND Manufacture and sale of papers for Integrated paper mill offi ce and commercial printing, and board for consumer packaging segments Corrugated container plant 3 paper mills in France, Poland Containerboard mill and Russia Specialty pulp facility Sales offi ces in all major European countries EMEA Headquarters Global Business Services Center Offi ce EMEA PACKAGING Forest management and wood supply Manufacture and sale of corrugated Ilim Group mill / plant containers and containerboard 28 corrugated converting plants and Ilim Group Headquarters 2 recycled containerboard mills in France, Italy, Morocco, Portugal, Spain and Turkey Guadeloupe (F) Caribbean Sea ILIM GROUP JOINT VENTURE 50:50 joint venture between International Paper and Ilim Holding Headquartered in St. Petersburg; 3 pulp, board and paper mills and two Canary Islands (E) box plants in Russia Atlantic Manufacture and sale of pulp, board and paper for the Russian domestic market as well as export markets BRAZIL Luiz Antônio Mogi Guaçu 2 RUSSIA W E I V R E V O 3 AT A GLANCE IN EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA Across Europe, Middle East & Africa, International Paper, a global packaging and paper company, focuses on the production of offi ce and uncoated woodfree papers, industrial and consumer packaging, containerboard as well as coated and uncoated paperboard. Its offering also includes pulp and newsprint. 4 DID YOU KNOW? Our integrated mills are up to 85% energy self-suffi cient. CE AN M R O F R E P D E R I P S N I AT A GLANCE IN EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA © Christian Baron 2018 Business Performance: Net Sales of 3.2 billion US$ Key Facts: Net sales of 3.2 billion US$ Paper Industrial Packaging US$ 1.3 billion in 2018 US$ 1.4 billion Production capacity of 4 million* metric tons of pulp, paper and packaging products Approx. 10,000 employees Manufacturing operations in 8 countries Consumer Packaging *excl. Ilim Group US$ 0.3 billion Other US$ 0.2 billion 5 DID YOU KNOW? Over the past fi ve years, paper recycling has been growing almost twice as fast as paper consumption. Today, over 70% of paper in Europe is recycled. OUR BUSINESSES EMEA PAPERS manufactures EMEA PACKAGING produces In 2007, International Paper and a broad portfolio of papers for a corrugated containers for the Ilim Holding formed a 50:50 joint multitude of uses and applications industrial and consumer packaging venture, ILIM GROUP, which is the for the offi ce and commercial printing segments, and offers its customers largest foreign-domestic alliance segments, as well as newsprint value-added packaging solutions, in the Russian forest sector. Ilim and the pulp used in papermaking. such as supply chain and design Group operates three paper mills With a focus on uncoated woodfree services. Its offering also embraces and one box plant and produces paper, International Paper is one of high-quality graphic printing on more than 3.2 million metric tons of Europe‘s leading suppliers of cutsize paperboard materials before they pulp, board and paper per year. The paper. EMEA Papers also produces are made into fi nished boxes. joint venture strategy is focused on and markets folding boxboard and The business focuses mostly on increasing output of value-added liquid packaging board. The folding fresh fruit & vegetable packaging products, such as offi ce papers and boxboard business provides value- as well as other foodpackaging packaging, as well as market pulp, added solutions and services to segments and specialised in which Ilim Group has a leading customers in high-end packaging and industrial applications. EMEA position in Russia and China. A food packaging segments, including Packaging also makes high long-term investment program pharmaceutical, chocolate, cosmetics performance lightweight recycled aims at upgrading equipment, and confectionery. Alongside the containerboard at its newly increasing production capacity and production facilities, the business converted mill in Madrid, Spain. allowing for new high-value product operates an extensive sales network development. across the EMEA region. Forest management and wood supply operations are centred in France, Poland and Russia. 6 IN EUROPE - MIDDLE EAST - AFRICA S E S S E N I S U B 7 MAKING WHAT MATTERS CELLULOSE FIBRES · Paper and tissue market pulp IP’s global capacity amounts to over · Fluff pulp 3.5 million tonnes with sales to customers · Specialty pulp worldwide, including in the EMEA region - a key geography for the Global Cellulose Hardwood and softwood pulp and BCTMP Annual market pulp capacity Fibres business. in EMEA of more than 300,000 tonnes OTHER PAPER PRODUCTS · Newsprint · Bag Paper Annual capacity of more than 115,000 tonnes COATED BOARD Annual capacity of more than 280,000 tonnes UNCOATED WOODFREE PAPERS · Offi ce Papers · Printing & Converting Papers · Tinted Papers Annual capacity of more than 1,600,000 tonnes (incl. from IP in Brazil) 8 MAKING WHAT MATTERS As a global leader in the paper and packaging industry, International Paper makes things that weave our world together. We manufacture the paper on which businesses are launched, maps are plotted, exams are taken, contracts are recorded, and love notes are treasured. We create the packaging that brings fresh fruit to faraway places, protects priceless objects, showcases new technologies, and safeguards goods that enhance the lives of consumers around the globe. In EMEA, products include: S T C U D O INDUSTRIAL AND R FOOD PACKAGING P Annual capacity of more than 2,000,000 tonnes RECYCLED CONTAINERBOARD Annual capacity of more than 485,000 tonnes LIQUID PACKAGING BOARD Annual capacity of more than 90,000 tonnes 9 THE IPWAY FORWARD … is our strategic framework to pursue our vision to be among the most successful, sustainable and responsible companies in the world. We do this by: Improving our PLANET We tackle the toughest issues in our value chain, improve our environmental footprint and promote the long-term sustainability of natural capital. Sustaining FORESTS Our entire business depends upon the sustainability of Innovative forests. We will continue to lead PRODUCTS the world in responsible forest stewardship to ensure healthy We create innovative, and productive forest ecosystems sustainable and recyclable for generations to come. products that help our customers achieve their objectives. Investing in PEOPLE We make sustainable investments Inspired to protect and improve the lives of our employees and mobilise our PERFORMANCE people, products and resources to address critical needs in the We deliver long-term value for all communities where our stakeholders by establishing employees live advantaged positions in attractive, and work. fi bre-based market segments with safe, effi cient manufacturing operations near sustainable fi bre sources. 10 INTERNATIONAL PAPER We are one of the world’s leading producers of fi bre-based packaging, pulp and paper. Our global team is committed to: Strengthening our people and the communities where we live and work Using all resources responsibly and effi ciently Ensuring our businesses are safe, successful and sustainable for generations to come OUR VISION is to be among the most successful, sustainable and responsible companies in the world. OUR MISSION is to improve people’s lives, the planet and our company’s performance by transforming renewable D AR W resources into products people depend on every day. R O F Y A W P I E H We do the right things, in the right ways, T for the right reasons, all of the time – this is THE IP WAY. THE IP WAY FORWARD is how we go beyond just doing the right things; it’s how we create value for all stakeholders for generations to come. OUR CORE VALUES: SAFETY ETHICS STEWARDSHIP Above all, we care about We act honestly and We are responsible stewards of people. We look out operate with integrity and people and communities, natural for each other to ensure respect. We promote a resources, and capital. We strive to everyone returns culture of openness and leave everything in better shape for home safely. accountability. future generations. 11 IP WORLDWIDE International Paper is a leading and other personal hygiene products International Paper had net sales global producer of renewable that promote health and wellness; in 2018 of over US$ 23 billion. fi bre-based packaging, pulp and and papers that facilitate education International Paper has been ranked paper products with manufacturing and communication. International as one of Fortune Magazine’s Most operations in North America, Latin Paper is headquartered in Memphis, Admired Companies” 16 times in the America, Europe, North Africa, India Tenn., and employs approximately last 17 years and is on Ethisphere and Russia. It produces packaging 52,000 colleagues serving more than Institute’s list of the “World’s Most products that protect and promote 25,000 customers in 150 countries. Ethical Companies“ since 2007. Its goods, and enable world-wide stock is traded on the New York commerce; pulp for diapers, tissue Stock Exchange. PRINTING GLOBAL PACKAGING PAPER CELLULOSE FIBRES Production and conversion of Production and sale of paper Production of fl uff pulp, market containerboard for offi ce, printing, converting pulp and specialty pulp Annual capacity of approx. 13.1 and graphic applications Annual capacity of approx. 3.4 million metric tons Annual capacity of approx. 4.2 million metric tons Facilities in North America, million metric tons Facilities in North America and Latin America and EMEA Facilities in North and Latin EMEA America, EMEA and India Our aligned containerboard mills, box Our papers business manufactures Our cellulose fi bres business serves plants and converting facilities across nearly every type of UNCOATED diverse, global customers who share the globe allow us to sustainably meet PAPERS used in home offi ces, a common need for confi dence in the the most challenging shipping, storage businesses and commercial printing quality and convenience of personal and display requirements of customers operations.
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