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The Valdivia cellulose plant, scheduled to come on line in 2004 with capacity to produce 600,000 metric tons a year, was to be accompanied by sawmills and other works.
(*) Number corresponds to Empresas Copec weighting in the SPCLX IPSA index, published by S&P in September 2018.
In addition, the subsidiary announces that it will be certified, in 2020, as the world's first carbon-neutral forestry company.
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