Pulp Mills in Mato Grosso do Sul Generate Income and New Jobs

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 02/09/2021 at 14:30

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Jobs And Income Are Being Generated In Mato Grosso Do Sul. Eldorado Brasil And Suzano Bet On The Production And Construction Of Factories

The state of Mato Grosso do Sul has large companies operating in the pulp sector. Eldorado Brasil has a factory in Três Lagoas and more than 200 thousand hectares of planted forests in the state, with a workforce of 5.2 thousand employees and has 150 job openings for immediate start. Suzano recently announced that it will build a new factory in Ribas do Rio Pardo, which will require investments of R$ 14.7 billion and will generate many new jobs. Also see this news: Pulp Factory In Rio Grande Do Sul Will Receive Investments Of US$ 530 Million

The Pulp Factory Project Of Suzano In Ribas Do Rio Pardo

The new Suzano unit, dubbed “Projeto Cerrado” in reference to its geographical location in Mato Grosso do Sul, will increase the company’s current pulp production capacity by approximately 20%. In addition, the factory in Ribas do Rio Pardo will be the company’s most competitive factory.

Walter Schalka, CEO of Suzano, says that this new factory will represent an important advancement in the company’s long-term strategy. He also emphasizes that the new unit in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul will provide a significant contribution to income and job generation for the region, as well as to carbon capture capacity from the expansion of the forest base.

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The new unit could mitigate the effects of climate change related to the increase in renewable energy generation capacity in the country, with the capacity to export approximately 180 MW on average to Brazil’s electric system. This new Suzano project is on track to be the first unit in the pulp and paper sector in the country considered free of fossil fuel, a new milestone for the company in eco-efficiency, highlighting its commitment to society and the planet.

The project’s realization, which will have the capacity to produce 2.3 million tons of eucalyptus pulp annually, will result in the largest single-line pulp factory in the world, but it still depends on preconditions, such as meeting the parameters established in Suzano’s Financial Policy and negotiations with suppliers. The Projeto Cerrado will have as its main source of funds the company’s cash generation, which may be complemented by financing, provided the conditions are attractive in terms of cost and duration.

The Unit Of Eldorado Brasil

The company’s pulp factory has a nominal capacity to produce 1.5 million tons of pulp per year, but in 2017 it surpassed the mark of 1.7 million tons produced, establishing a new benchmark for the industry located in Três Lagoas (MS). Currently, the plant is capable of producing more than 1.8 million tons of pulp per year.

In addition to the industrial complex, the company has a vast forest base in Mato Grosso do Sul, covering a total area of over 230 thousand hectares. To support this robust operation – which also includes the entire logistics, commercial, and corporate team – the company relies on the work of nearly 4 thousand people.

Pulp Mills in Mato Grosso do Sul Generate Income and New Jobs

Jobs And Income Are Being Generated In Mato Grosso Do Sul. Eldorado Brasil And Suzano Bet On The Production And Construction Of Factories

The Pulp Factory Project Of Suzano In Ribas Do Rio Pardo

The Unit Of Eldorado Brasil

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