Klabin Announces Billion-Dollar Investment To Modernize Its Factory In Brazil, Expecting To Create 1,800 Jobs

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Klabin Will Invest R$ 1.7 Billion in Modernizing Its Factory in Telemaco Borba. The Project Promises to Generate Up to 1,800 New Jobs and Is Aligned with the Company’s Sustainability and Efficiency Goals, with Completion Expected by the End of 2026.

Klabin, one of the leaders in the paper and pulp sector in Brazil, announced an ambitious project to modernize its factory located in Telemaco Borba, Paraná. The decision was approved by the Board of Directors during a meeting last Wednesday (06/26), aiming for a significant boost in efficiency and sustainability, while also generating thousands of job opportunities for local residents.

Klabin Modernizes Factory with Recovery Boiler

The plan includes the installation of a new recovery boiler, an essential component in the paper and pulp production process.

This boiler plays a crucial role in recovering chemicals used in cooking wood and generating steam from black liquor, a byproduct of the process.

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Company Estimates to Create 1,800 Jobs During Peak Construction of Modernization

In addition to the economic and environmental benefits, the modernization of the factory promises to have significant positive impacts on job creation.

During the peak of construction, it is estimated that up to 1,800 new jobs will be created, providing an important employment opportunity for the local community.

The new boiler is expected to start operations in the fourth quarter of 2026, marking an important milestone in Klabin’s trajectory of innovation and development in Telemaco Borba.

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Klabin Announces Billion-Dollar Investment To Modernize Its Factory In Brazil, Expecting To Create 1,800 Jobs

Klabin Will Invest R$ 1.7 Billion in Modernizing Its Factory in Telemaco Borba. The Project Promises to Generate Up to 1,800 New Jobs and Is Aligned with the Company’s Sustainability and Efficiency Goals, with Completion Expected by the End of 2026.

Klabin Modernizes Factory with Recovery Boiler

Company Estimates to Create 1,800 Jobs During Peak Construction of Modernization

The History of Klabin

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Klabin Announces Billion-Dollar Investment To Modernize Its Factory In Brazil, Expecting To Create 1,800 Jobs

Klabin Will Invest R$ 1.7 Billion in Modernizing Its Factory in Telemaco Borba. The Project Promises to Generate Up to 1,800 New Jobs and Is Aligned with the Company’s Sustainability and Efficiency Goals, with Completion Expected by the End of 2026.

Klabin Modernizes Factory with Recovery Boiler

Company Estimates to Create 1,800 Jobs During Peak Construction of Modernization

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