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Suzano reaches historic sales record with 12.7 million tons of pulp

The Brazilian company attributed the result to expanded production capacity and operational efficiency driven by its Ribas do Rio Pardo mill

The global pulp industry continues to post significant advances in installed capacity and commercial performance. In this environment, industrial expansion and operational efficiency remain strategic factors for strengthening international competitiveness.

In this context, Suzano announced its first quarter 2026 results and reported a new historic record in pulp sales volume.

According to the company, between March 2025 and March 2026 it sold 12.7 million tons of pulp, the highest volume ever recorded in its history.

During the same period, the company also sold 1.7 million tons of paper across packaging, printing and writing papers, specialty papers, and tissue segments.

 

Suzano stated that this performance was mainly driven by the expanded production capacity resulting from the start up of its Ribas do Rio Pardo mill, one of its most significant industrial investments in recent years.

The company also highlighted that the result reflects strong efficiency across its production lines and supply chain operations, enabling it to serve customers in more than 100 countries.

The performance reinforces Suzano’s global expansion strategy and strengthens its position in the international pulp market amid increasing demand for scale and operational competitiveness.

With this achievement, the company sets a new milestone in its industrial trajectory and further expands its ability to meet global demand through an integrated and expanded production platform.

Source
Businesswire
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