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Segment info 222 Companies with activity in 539 cities, located in 18 states; 2.2 million hectares of industrial oriented planted forests; 2.9 million hectares of native preserved forests; 2.0 million hectares of certified forests; 2009 Exports: US$ 5.0 billion 2009 Trade balance: US$ 3.7 billion (14,4% of Brazils total trade balance); Taxes paid : R$ 2.2 billion; Investments: US$ 12 billion in the last 10 years; Employment: 115 thousand direct employees (68 thousand in industry, 47 thousand in forests) and 575 thousand indirect employees.
Largest producers
Pulp
Country 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 USA China Canada Brazil * Sweden Finland Japan Russia Indonesia Chile India Germany Other Total thousand tonnes 48,329 20,813 17,079 13,315 11,463 9,003 8,506 7,235 5,971 5,000 3,803 2,545 24,898 177,960 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Country
Paper
thousand tonnes 86,391 71,613 26,279 20,902 12,857 10,933 10,602 10,481 9,428 9,363 8,693 8,449 84,696 370,687 China USA Japan Germany Canada Sweden Finland South Korea Brazil * Indonesia India Italy Other Total
Reasons to the high productivity levels Weather and soil R&D Organized private sector Skilled labor
Technological updates Genetics Biotechnology High quality raw material Social and environmental planning Forest management
Klabin
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Klabin
112 years of tradition Largest paper producer, exporter and recycler of the country Leader in coated boards and packaging paper, corrugated boxes and industrial bags Production capacity of 1.9 million tonnes per year Exports to more than 70 countries 14.6 thousand direct and indirect employees Gross revenue of R$ 4.4 billion per year
Business units
Wood logs 7% *
Kraftliner 13% *
Notes: In 2010, 2% of sales volume was composed of other products. * Percentage of 2010 net revenue.
Domestic market
wood logs
planted forests
Domestic market
o.c.c. recycled paper corrugated boxes
95 Km *
51 Km *
So Paulo Paran
77 135
Pine
Note: All forests are certified by FSC (Forest Stewardship Council). * Average distance.
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Independent, non-governmental, not-for-profit organization established to promote the responsible management of the worlds forests. Supports management of forests environmentally appropriate, socially beneficial and, economically viable.
Klabin 1st company in America in the pulp and paper segment to conquer FSC certification for the forests in Parana State in 1998 1st company in the world to have phytocosmetic products certified by FSC in 1999 The only Latin American company to have certification for the processes in all its products.
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Native forests
Protect soil and biodiversity Regulate water flow In Paran 123,000 hectares For every 100 hectares planted, Klabin preserve around 80 hectares of native forests
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Klabin in Paran
Presence in the region since 1934; Forests in 34 municipalities; Mill located in Telemaco Borba; Largest integrated pulp and paper mill in Latin America; 4,500 employees.
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1946
2011
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Monte Alegre 10th Largest paper mill in the world 1.1 million tonnes per year
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Financials
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Financial figures
Net revenue
(R$ million)
24%
EBITDA
(R$ million)
22%
Sales volume
28% 24%
(thousand tonnes)
11%
29%
78% 39% 72% 76% 36% 32%
Domestic market
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Export market
Net debt
The Company is committed to its deleveraging, in order to be prepared to a new growth cycle.
3.6
3.1
3,192
2.1
2,002
6.0 5.5 5.0 4.5 4.0 3.5 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 -0.5 -1.0 -1.5 -2.0
2,886
2,676
2,528
2,462
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2,106
Competitive advantage
Hardwood Rotation
(years)
Softwood Rotation
(years)
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US$ / tonne
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Bleached hardwood
Iberia & Norway Finland China USA France / Belgium Sweden Taiwan South Korea
Bleached softwood
Finland Fra / Aus / Ger Sweden Japan BC Interior BC Coast Eastern Canada
Market
New short fiber pulp mills are being installed in the Southern Cone, due to the advantage of the eucalyptus yield: Ongoing projects: Eldorado - MS; Suzano MA; Montes del Plata Uruguay Others in study: Suzano PI; Fibria MS; CMPC - RS
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Pulp market
Lack of new long fiber capacities in Brazil and in the world; High costs in northern hemispheres; Capacity closures or conversion; Good productivity of the Brazilian pine competitiveness also in this segment.
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Power generation
A pulp mill "state of the art" has large surplus of energy generation based on: Black liquor Biomass - bark and forest residues;
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Paranagu port
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Investiment The pulp line will have the capacity of production of 1.5 million tonnes per year, with forecasted investments of : R$ 4.6 billion at the mill and logistics structure; R$ 2.0 billion in forests. Funding BNDES: R$ 2.8 billion; Own capital: R$ 1.9 billion; Partner: R$ 1.8 billion.
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Expected results
R$ Million
Sales volume (thousand tonnes)
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