- Rinat Anverovich, how do you assess the results of the outgoing year?
- We were pleased with the production - due to increased efficiency and a more attentive attitude to problems, we managed to increase its volume without major injections. Despite the negative trends in world markets, our plant is the only one in the group that met the budget not only for production, but also for net profit. It is expected that the BM-11 machine will take first place in the Mondi group in terms of time efficiency, and the BM-15 in terms of quality. This year we accelerated the machines so much that the bottleneck became pulping, which we had to buy.
This year we also paid dividends to shareholders in strict accordance with the charter. In addition, they increased the authorized capital by 300 times, that is, they brought it into line with the status of the company. We bought the land for the plant, which became a guarantor of stability: now a second privatization of the company is impossible, and relationships with Western banks on large investment projects will become much easier. We are no longer dependent on increasing land rental rates, but will only pay land taxes.
We increased our share to 100 percent in all timber industry enterprises and subsidiaries that we needed, and began the procedure for selling non-core assets. Thus, this year “Repair and Construction Trust”, “Papyrus”, “Syktyvkar Paper Products” were sold.
This year our forestry business has changed radically - we transferred part of the forestry base to the plant and now we have the right to choose who will cut it. This was done for the economic stability and security of the enterprise, including for the future. The state has acquired a reliable partner in us, because our stability is higher than that of the timber industry enterprise, we always pay rent, our business is more transparent. Now we have taken on additional responsibilities: we extinguish, restore and certify the forest.
We sold sales offices to Europapir, which made it possible to sort out who is who in the market, and improved interaction with all players.

- What profit is expected for this year?
- About 1.5 billion rubles, the increase is expected to be small, within five percent.

- What do you think was the highlight of the year?
- Of course, renaming the company. The historical name was partially returned to the plant, and now the spirit of cooperation between the famous world company and the Syktyvkar timber processing complex is reflected in the name itself. This shows that the history of the plant is respected, and the people working here are respected. In the outside world, the name Mondi will give greater recognition, it will become easier to talk with the international community and banks. This is an umbrella that speaks for itself.

- Why is the amount it cost to rename the company not disclosed?
- The cost of renaming is difficult to calculate. We are setting figures for these goals for next year. But how, for example, can we calculate the work of our lawyers in re-issuing licenses? Of course, flags and signs will be replaced, but these are small amounts.

- How did the market perceive another innovation this year - the import of paper?
- The Mondi Business Paper group began supplying paper to Russia that no one produces here - color and grade A. The market has taken this very well, sales are already showing profits. I think this supports sales of our paper: that is, when buyers need not only colored paper, they do not rush around looking for another supplier, but turn to us. Few people supply colored papers to Russia, and class A is mainly imported by the Svetogorsk plant.

- What is the current ratio of Syktyvkar timber industry paper sales to the domestic and foreign markets?
- For office paper the ratio remains 50 to 50 percent, for newspaper paper - 60 to 40 and cardboard - 55 to 45, most of which comes from Russia. In general, the Russian paper market today is more prosperous and brings more income than the western one. The Russian market is heavily closed by customs duties, so domestic producers benefit, but we are not ready to throw away all 100 percent of the products here, because this will lead to a sharp collapse in prices.

- How can you characterize the current state of the external and internal paper markets?
- Over the past five years, foreign markets for white paper have been falling, and cardboard is beginning to show the same thing, while the situation for newsprint is stable. The reason for the decline is banal overproduction; too much office paper is now being exported to foreign markets. Many countries do not have their own pulp and paper mills, and they live happily on importing paper, without having any headaches with its production.
On Russian market everything is quite the opposite - newsprint is on a very good rise, cardboard is showing growth, although not as fast, because the production of consumer goods that are sold in packaging is increasing. As for office paper, here we are going sharply up the hill, we are just entering this market, which is developing dynamically. Our volumes are only increasing. A bad trend is emerging for offset paper, since in Russia they began to print more disposable books on low-quality newsprint paper, and accordingly, offset paper consumption is decreasing. That is, the manufacturer moves into the cheap segment, and the market is internally devoured.

- Could this happen with office paper due to computerization?
- Yes today Email almost killed the usual one, but in order to read the document, people still print it out, and print it out on our paper. Therefore, office paper is in demand, and I think this trend will continue in the Russian market. The leader in office papers today remains the Svetogorsk plant, then we, and the other manufacturer is only imported.

- How do the investments of 53 million euros approved for the plant compare with the needs?
- This is almost half of the group’s total investments. But these funds have been allocated to support work and build foundations for the future. For example, without the implementation of a chlorine-free bleaching project, sales on the European market, where prices are slightly higher, are impossible. That is, investments will not help increase production by a single kilogram, but will provide an opportunity to increase profits in the future.

Funds are also planned for the purchase of a large-format sheet-cutting machine. When will he arrive at the plant?
- The machine should come from Austria; it will be installed here in the first quarter of 2005. We want to offer additional service for printing houses and publications: a flute cutter will be able to cut paper for them according to the required formats, because printing houses in last resort invest in paper cutting equipment. This machine is not the most powerful, but you need to try the market. If he responds well, then there is an idea to build a workshop, bring in a powerful flor cutter and start working on a large scale.

- What are your plans for the next year for timber industry enterprises?
- We must continue restructuring and establishing global order. When the reorganization of Ezhva is completed, I think it will become easier, because the majority of unprofitable timber industry enterprises are concentrated there. Created working group to develop a program for the long-term development of the logging industry in the Ust-Kulom region, then the same work will begin in other areas where our subsidiaries operate. There must be an increase in the efficiency of logging, because no one is satisfied with the production of 200 cubic meters per year per person.

- What hinders the development of the forestry industry today?
- Absence of any rules enshrined in the Forestry Code, a unified certification policy, or a road construction program. All loggers in Russia today pay road taxes and at the same time build roads at their own expense - this is absurd. You can follow the path of the Vologda region, which took a loan from the World Bank for the construction of forest roads: 70 percent of the loan is paid by the administration, and 30 percent by industrial companies. Due to this, the region was able to build about 600 km of roads per year. Our plant is negotiating on this topic with the World Bank, then we plan to submit a similar proposal to the Komi Government. After all, this is an investment of the future; there is a catastrophic shortage of forest roads in the republic, and not only for our plant.

- Is there any news on the project to build a sawmill by the Austrian group Tilly?
- Construction should begin next year, in January we should reach the level of signing a trilateral agreement with the group, the plant and the Komi Government. All rumors regarding problems in this project are exaggerated.

- What are your personal expectations for the next year from the work of the plant?
- This, of course, increases production, its efficiency, and reduces injuries. In general, the coming year may please us with the adoption of the investment program for the development of the plant, which was developed by the CTS company. Now there are 3 development options left, the first presentation of the program is scheduled for 2005. If the program is accepted, I will consider that my task has been completed - to attract money and give a new impetus to the development of the plant.

- one of the largest pulp and paper mills in Russia. Located in the Ezhvinsky district of the city of Syktyvkar.

The mill is part of the Mondi company - a division of the integrated Mondi group for the production of paper and packaging.

The company specializes in the production of office and offset papers; it also produces newsprint and cardboard for flat layers of top-liner corrugated cardboard.

The structure of the plant includes its own wood-preparatory production, a pulp mill, a thermal power plant, and a complex of wastewater treatment facilities. Subsidiaries provide transport services, security and retail services.

In September 2010, the enterprise put into operation facilities built as part of the largest project in the Russian pulp and paper industry over the past 30 years - "Step". The total investment is 545 million euros. Thanks to the new equipment, the company was able to increase wood consumption from 3 to 4 million cubic meters per year, and increase cellulose production by more than 20% - to 900 thousand tons. All this plus the complete modernization of two paper-making machines will allow the company to produce more cardboard and paper products and gradually further increase output. Thanks to Step, it will increase by another 20% - up to a million tons per year. SYLPK began to produce more energy. Its generation capacity increased by 80 megawatts. At the same time, the new facilities themselves are less energy-intensive and belong to the “environment friendly” category - that is, "friendly to nature"

Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, SYPC, who visited Mondi, noted that such major changes in the technologies of timber processing industries in a time of crisis for the world economy are a significant phenomenon. The new project is important not only for the timber industry, but also for the entire republic and for the country.

The company's most famous product, Snegurochka office paper, has been named Brand of the Year in Russia four times and is rightfully considered the most popular product in its market segment.

Construction of the plant began in 1963 by decision of the Council of Ministers of the USSR in 1957. June 25, 1969 - the first cardboard machine was put into operation, and this date is the official birthday of SYPC.

At different times the directors of the enterprise were V. P. Bazhanov(first CEO SYLPK), V. L. Sazonov, O. A. Shiryaev, N. N. Balin, A. V. Kononov, M. Yu. Magiy, M. P. Chesnakov, R. A. Starkov, A. N. Dribny, F. V. Ibragimov, Gerhard Kornfeld, Klaus Peller.

The main directions of development are increasing labor productivity, achieving full compliance of products with international standards through the introduction latest technologies production and quality control policies and environmental protection and social security.

In addition, Mondi SYPC actively promotes healthy image life not only at the enterprise and the Komi Republic but also in Russian Federation, being one of the sponsors of the Russian Super League mini-football team "New Generation" (Syktyvkar).

In 2012, the Syktyvkar timber industry complex celebrated a decade of cooperation with by Mondi Europe, within which the enterprise reached a fundamentally new level of development.

In April 2013, the general director of OJSC "Mondi Syktyvkar timber industry complex" Jorma Juhani Turpainen has been appointed.

CEO -
Jorma Juhani Turpeinen

CHARTER

OPEN JOINT-STOCK COMPANY

”MONDI BUSINESS PAPER SYKTYVKARSK LPK”

(new edition 2007)

Syktyvkar, Komi Republic

In accordance with the decision of the extraordinary general meeting of shareholders of the Company dated December 24, 2004, Open Joint Stock Company Neusiedler Syktyvkar was renamed Open Joint Stock Company Mondi Business Paper Syktyvkar LPK, registered by the Inspectorate of the Ministry of the Russian Federation for Taxes and Duties for the Ezhvinsky District of Syktyvkar 28 December 2004.

ARTICLE 1. COMPANY NAME AND LOCATION OF THE COMPANY

1.1. Full corporate name of the Company in Russian: Open Joint Stock Company "Mondi Business Paper Syktyvkar LPK",

abbreviated corporate name of the Company in Russian:

Open Joint Stock Company "Mondi Business Paper Syktyvkar",

abbreviated corporate name of the Company in English:

Full corporate name of the Company in Komi language:

"Mondi Business Paper Syktyvkars LPK" is the eighth shareholder of Kotyr.

Location and postal address of the Company:

Komi Republic, 167026, Syktyvkar, Bumazhnikov Avenue, building 2.

1.2. Information about branches and representative offices of the Company:

Representative office of the Open Joint Stock Company "Mondi Business Paper Syktyvkar LPK" in Moscow, located in Moscow, st. Verkhnyaya Krasnoselskaya, 3g.

ARTICLE 2. LEGAL STATUS OF THE COMPANY

2.1. The company is a legal entity and owns separate property, which is accounted for on its independent balance sheet; it can, in its own name, acquire and exercise property and personal non-property rights, bear responsibilities, and be a plaintiff and defendant in court.

2.2. The Company has the right to in the prescribed manner open and close bank accounts on the territory of the Russian Federation and abroad, as well as carry out transactions on them in accordance with current legislation.

2.3. The company has a round seal containing its full corporate name in Russian and Komi languages ​​and an indication of its location. The Company has the right to have stamps and forms with its name, its own emblem, as well as a trademark registered in the prescribed manner and other means of visual identification.

2.4. The company is liable for its obligations with all its property. The Company is not liable for the obligations of the state and its bodies, as well as its shareholders. Shareholders are not liable for the obligations of the Company and bear the risk of losses associated with its activities, within the limits of the value of the shares they own.

2.5. The company can create branches, open representative offices, have subsidiaries and dependent companies with rights legal entity, participate in the creation and activities of joint ventures and organizations in Russia and abroad; create associations with other enterprises and organizations, as well as state and public associations and organizations.

ARTICLE 3. PURPOSE AND SUBJECT OF THE COMPANY'S ACTIVITIES

3.1. The main goal of the Company's activities is to generate profit.

3.2. The Company has the right to carry out any types of activities not prohibited by federal laws, including:

Production and sale of pulp and paper products, as well as related products (pulp, paper, cardboard and other types of goods), performance of work, provision of services;

Production and sale of electrical and thermal energy;

transportation, freight forwarding and other activities related to the implementation of the transport process;

Carrying out medical, treatment and preventive activities;

Providing services for social, cultural and consumer services to the population, as well as physical education and recreational activities;

Publishing house of printed products;

Other types of activities not prohibited by current legislation.

Activities subject to licensing are carried out by the Company on the basis of a license.

3.3. To carry out its activities, the Company has the right:

3.3.1. Conduct transactions with enterprises, institutions and organizations, partnerships and individuals, including, but not limited to, entering into contracts of sale, exchange, donation, contract, loan, transportation, commission, commission, storage, joint activities, as well as participate in trades, auctions, competitions, act as a guarantor, and also perform any other legal actions.

3.3.2. Build, acquire ownership, alienate, acquire and lease or provide for use all kinds of movable and immovable property.

3.3.3. Act as a customer and/or contractor under contracts with enterprises, organizations, cooperatives, and other legal entities and individuals.

3.3.4. Sell ​​your products, works, services, production waste at prices and tariffs established by the company independently, except in cases provided for by law.

3.3.5. Use bank loans and borrowed funds received from any third parties on the terms determined by agreement of the parties.

3.3.6. Perform all other actions not prohibited by law.

3.4. Intervention in economic activity Society from government, public and other organizations is not allowed.

3.5. The Company ensures the protection of information constituting state secrets in accordance with the requirements of the Law of the Russian Federation “On State Secrets”.

ARTICLE 4. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. FUNDS AND NET ASSETS OF THE COMPANY

4.1. The authorized capital of the Company is 387,560,400 (three hundred eighty-seven million five hundred sixty thousand four hundred) rubles. The authorized capital of the Company is made up of the par value of shares acquired by shareholders (placed shares), namely 968,901 (nine hundred sixty-eight thousand nine hundred and one) ordinary shares with a par value of 300 (three hundred) rubles each and 322,967 (three hundred twenty-two thousand nine hundred sixty-seven ) preferred shares of type A with a par value of 300 (three hundred) rubles each.

All shares of the Company are registered.

The Company has the right to place, in addition to the outstanding shares, ordinary shares in the amount of 96,890,100 (ninety-six million eight hundred ninety thousand one hundred) pieces with a par value of 300 (three hundred) rubles each and preferred shares in the amount of 32,296,700 (thirty-two million two hundred ninety-six thousand seven hundred) pieces with a nominal value of 300 (three hundred) rubles each (declared shares).

Increase in size authorized capital by placing additional shares within the limits of the number of authorized shares, it is carried out on the basis of a decision of the Board of Directors of the Company.

In case of placement, each additional ordinary share will provide the shareholder - its owner with the same scope of rights as each ordinary share of the Company.

In the event of placement, each additional preferred share will provide the shareholder - its owner with the same amount of rights as each preferred share of the Company type A.

4.2. The authorized capital of the Company may also be increased by increasing the par value of shares.

4.3. The decision to increase the Company's authorized capital by increasing the par value of shares is made by the general meeting of shareholders. An increase in the Company's authorized capital by increasing the par value of shares is carried out only at the expense of the Company's property.

4.4. The authorized capital of the Company may, and in cases provided for Federal Law"About joint stock companies", must be reduced by reducing the par value of the shares or by acquiring part of the outstanding shares in order to reduce their total number.

4.5. The Company has the right to acquire shares placed by it by decision General meeting shareholders on reducing the authorized capital of the Company by purchasing part of the outstanding shares in order to reduce their total number

MONDI

MONDI Group - international company paper and packaging company founded in South Africa in 1967. It is one of the largest manufacturers of high quality low chlorine and zero chlorine office paper. 113 MONDI enterprises are located in 35 countries, total number The company's employees are approximately 33,000 people. The main principle of MONDI is compliance highest standards at all stages of production without exception; quality, reliability and a dynamic development strategy at the international level are designed to ensure the company's strong growth in the future. MONDI pays serious attention to the introduction of advanced technologies and continuous improvement of existing ones technical solutions and always and in everything strives to satisfy the needs of consumers, using for this purpose a system of motivation for employees of all companies and enterprises included in the Group.

Official site: http://www.mondibp.com/
Official website in Russia: http://www.mondibp.ru/

OJSC Mondi Business Paper Syktyvkar LPK is one of the largest producers of pulp and paper products in Russia. The company is part of the Mondi group / division Mondi Business Paper / - forest paper business transnational corporation Anglo American. Mondi Business Paper produces wood-free, uncoated paper and has production facilities in Austria, Hungary, Israel, Slovakia, Russia and South Africa.

The Syktyvkar enterprise has a cardboard-making plant and three paper-making machines. The total productivity of the plant is more than 750 thousand tons of finished products per year. The structure of the plant includes its own wood-preparatory production, a pulp mill producing about 720 thousand tons of cellulose per year, a thermal power plant whose capacity is twice the plant’s own needs, and a complex of wastewater treatment facilities.

Syktyvkar Forestry Complex controls 13 logging companies of the Komi Republic, which provide the plant with wood raw materials.

The structure of the MBP SLPK enterprises employs 13.8 thousand people. Taking into account indirect employment, the enterprise creates jobs for approximately 28 thousand people; the income of about 100 thousand people from nearby regions of the republic depends on its work.

The Syktyvkar plant provides more than forty percent of the office and offset paper market in Russia and the CIS, produces newsprint, cardboard for flat layers of top-liner and kraft-liner corrugated cardboard.

Source http://www.mondibp.ru/

OJSC Mondi Syktyvkar LPK is a Russian pulp and paper mill. The company is located in Syktyvkar, Komi Republic. The company employs about 7 thousand people. The plant belongs to the Mondi company. OJSC "Mondi Syktyvkar LPK" belongs to the pulp and paper industry and is the largest paper manufacturer.