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Kondopoga Mill

OAO Kondopoga · also known as Kondopoga Pulp and Paper Mill, Karelia Pulp

Kondopoga Mill is an operating sulphite pulp mill in Кондопожское городское поселение, Russia, with a capacity of 620 000 tonnes per year.

Company
Karelia Pulp / Kondopoga
Group
Karelia Pulp
WoodComp ID
00184 (how IDs work)
Country
Russia
City
Кондопожское городское поселение
Status
Operating
Capacity
620 000 t/y pulp
Paper: not recorded (integrated papermaking; no paper capacity figure recorded)
Type
Sulphite
Region
Karelia
Website
karjalapulp.com

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Raw material

Mixed Softwood

Products

Pulp grades
Sulfite Pulp
Paper products
Newsprint
Byproducts
Lignosulfonates

Related facilities

Kondopoga Mill is the 5th largest pulp mill in Russia of the 6 with a pulp capacity figure in WoodComp's register.

Largest pulp mills in Russia
Koryazhma Mill ·Arkhangelsk Mill ·Bratsk Mill ·Ust-Ilimsk ·Segezha Mill
Nearest facilities
Solomensky lesozavod (Petrozavodsk) (39 km) ·Bely Ruchey (197 km) ·Stora Enso Uimaharju (221 km) ·Enocell Mill (222 km) ·Syassky Mill (247 km)

Timeline

  1. 2021expansion

    Karelia Pulp announced $679M investment in modernization; planned shift from newsprint to packaging cardboard production

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  2. 2021conversion

    Under Karelia Pulp the mill went through a large modernisation backed by an investment of about 50 billion roubles in 2021 that shifted its production focus from newsprint towards packaging board.

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  3. 2013-03-06other

    The arbitration court of Karelia took up the mill's bankruptcy petition on 6 March 2013, with liabilities above 13 billion roubles, and an external administrator was appointed while production continued at 75 to 80 per cent.

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  1. 1965expansion

    Four new paper machines with a combined capacity of 305,600 tonnes per year were installed between 1960 and 1965, the last of them paper machine 7 in October 1965.

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  2. 1929-06-27startup

    The mill, whose construction started in 1922, brought its first paper machine on line on 27 June 1929 with a newsprint capacity of 29,500 tonnes per year.

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Sources

Data confidence: Medium (74 of 100) how this is computed

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