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Catalyst Paper Operations history
Catalyst Paper Operations company history timeline
In 2000, Norwegian paper company Norske Skog purchased all of Fletcher Challenge’s pulp and paper assets and the company name changed to Norske Skog Canada Limited.
The size of the company doubled in 2001 with the acquisition of Pacifica Papers – operator of paper facilities previously owned by MacMillan Bloedel - and the merged operation assumed the name NorskeCanada.
In 2003, Newstech Recycling was acquired to in-source the supply of de-inked pulp.
In 2005 the business was renamed Catalyst Paper to clearly differentiate the company with customers and to accurately reflect the capital ownership structure.
In 2006, Third Avenue Management acquired approximately 38% of the company’s stock following the exit of Norske Skog as a major shareholder.
In 2008, Catalyst acquired the Snowflake Mill, a 100% recycled paper production facility in northern Arizona, significantly increasing its recycled paper production capacity.
Catalyst undertook a debt restructuring process in 2012, with the benefit of the cooperation of creditors, employees, operating communities and other stakeholders.
In 2015, Catalyst expanded into Mid-Western and Eastern United States by purchasing two of NewPage Corporation's pulp and paper mills in Rumford, Maine and Biron Wisconsin.
In 2018 (June 29), Catalyst completed the sale of the company’s United States operations to ND Paper, a wholly owned subsidiary of Nine Dragons Paper.
In 2019, Paper Excellence Canada finalized the acquisition of Catalyst Paper Corporation on March 15, 2019.
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