Arauco Skirts Junk Status as It Builds World’s Largest Pulp Mill

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Analysts expect a modest recovery in prices in 2026

Pulp Prices Fell Below 2024 Levels Last Year

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Celulosa Arauco y Constitucion SA’s gamble on building the world’s largest pulp mill in the face of an industry downturn is set to pay off, according to the Chilean company’s chief financial officer.

Pulp Prices Fell Below 2024 Levels Last Year | Analysts expect a modest recovery in prices in 2026

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