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Strategy

Metsä Board is a leading European producer of premium fresh fibre paperboards and a forerunner in sustainability. The decision making is guided by profitability and sustainability targets and the ambition to increase shareholder value. The goal is to maintain a strong financial position and distribute a competitive dividend to the shareholders.

Strategy

Our strategy is to grow in fibre-based packaging materials and renew our industrial operations.

We implement our strategy through five strategic programmes that drive
sustainable growth in fibre-based packaging materials and industrial efficiency.

Our strategic programmes:

Premium supplier

Effective innovation

Safe and efficient operations and organic growth

Leader in sustainability

Motivated people

Our vision

Preferred supplier of innovative and sustainable fibre-based packaging solutions, creating value for customers globally.

Our purpose

Advancing bioeconomy and circular economy by efficiently and sustainably processing northern wood into first-class products.

The global megatrends support growth

Population growth, urbanisation, climate change, biodiversity loss and digitalisation are the strongest megatrends of the 2020s.