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Trades about 101% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget SCA (publ) operates as a prominent forest products company, focusing on the creation, manufacture, and sale of a diverse range of forest, wood, pulp, and containerboard items. Its extensive catalog includes various wood products, such as industrial components, standard timber, and raw materials. Complementing these are comprehensive services for the wood sector, including logistics, warehousing, and IT solutions. The company offers pulp products under the Pure, Star, and Cirrus brands, alongside Kraftliner products specifically designed for packaging diverse goods like consumer durables, electronics, hazardous materials, industrial items, fresh produce, and frozen foods. SCA also provides a suite of transportation and logistics offerings, encompassing forwarding services across numerous modes like truck, rail, barge, and marine transport, in addition to dedicated terminal services. Furthermore, the company is involved in supplying liquid and solid biofuels, various pellets (including stall pellets), and wind energy. Its operations extend to the processing and distribution of wood products, the production of Kraft and chemical thermomechanical pulps, and the manufacturing of containerboards. SCA also generates energy through wind power projects, biomass conversion, and the utilization of production by-products. Founded in 1929 and headquartered in Sundsvall, Sweden, Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget SCA (publ) maintains a significant international presence, with operations spanning Sweden, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, the broader European region, Asia, and other global markets.
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