(Bloomberg) -- Stora Enso Oyj's prospects for a
return to record stock prices of seven years ago are growing in
South American forests far from the Finnish papermaker's
traditional timberlands.
The world's second-biggest papermaker may have found an
answer to higher fiber prices that have been eating up profit.
Stora is planting and harvesting faster-maturing trees, such as
eucalyptus, in Brazil and Uruguay to guarantee a source of less-
expensive wood pulp.
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
return to record stock prices of seven years ago are growing in
South American forests far from the Finnish papermaker's
traditional timberlands.
The world's second-biggest papermaker may have found an
answer to higher fiber prices that have been eating up profit.
Stora is planting and harvesting faster-maturing trees, such as
eucalyptus, in Brazil and Uruguay to guarantee a source of less-
expensive wood pulp.
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
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