Metasa Consolidates Stake In Project For Expansion Of Bracell's Pulp And Paper Factory In São Paulo

Metasa Consolidates Stake In Project For Expansion Of Bracell’s Pulp And Paper Factory In São Paulo

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Published on 27/07/2020 at 11:21

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Metasa Is Hired to Provide Metal Structures for a Project Valued at R$ 8 Billion in São Paulo for the Pulp and Paper Segment

METASA consolidates its leadership in the pulp and paper market with its participation in Bracell’s Star Project in Lençóis Paulista, São Paulo, through the supply of metal structures for the Recovery Boiler Building, the company said through its official communication channels.

Star Project: Expansion and Jobs in São Paulo

When the expansion in São Paulo is completed in 2021, Bracell is expected to employ approximately 6,600 direct and contracted workers. The expansion plan will feature the latest technologies aimed at a next-generation pulp and paper mill.

Bracell is one of the world’s largest producers of dissolving pulp and specialty cellulose, with two main operations in Brazil located in Camaçari, Bahia, and Lençóis Paulista, São Paulo.

Metasa Consolidates Stake In Project For Expansion Of Bracell’s Pulp And Paper Factory In São Paulo

Metasa Is Hired to Provide Metal Structures for a Project Valued at R$ 8 Billion in São Paulo for the Pulp and Paper Segment

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