Shifting from Commodity to Specialty Chad Wasilenkoff CEO Fortress Paper
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Shifting from Commodity to Specialty Chad Wasilenkoff CEO Fortress Paper
Shifting from Commodity to Specialty Chad Wasilenkoff CEO Fortress Paper PWC Changing Directions May 11, 2011 Forestry - The Old World Pulp Lumber Paper Forestry - The New World Textiles Glass Fiber Pulp Carbon Fiber Chiral Drugs Paper Bio Energy Cosmetics Resins Tissue Paint Tire Belts Sweetener Acetate Lumber Vitamin Ethanol Dispersants Alcohol Co-Gen Composites Bio Plastic Bio Diesel Laminates Nano Crystalline Paclitaxel Vanillin Forestry - The New World Volume Value The highest growth and most profitable opportunities will come from those industries that are more specialized and that have higher barriers to entry Macro Decisions by Management Teams Cost cutting Initiatives Increasing Machine Speed Idling Capacity Consolidation Highly Levered Innovation Expansion Higher Value Added Products Strong Balance Sheet How Fortress Paper Implemented Their Strategy Our Landqart Mill Landqart Overview • Sole Provider of Banknote Paper to Switzerland For over 30 Years • Final Stages of Development for their Next Series • One of only Nine Authorized Substrate Suppliers for the Euro • Making the Euro for 10 Countries • Passports, Visas, and other High Security Papers 9 Paper Machine Rebuild One SUPER-INTAGLIO SHEET SUPER-INTAGLIO FORMAT 82 cm 82 cm 154 cm Current PM2 Three SHEETS SUPER-INTAGLIO 82 cm 259 cm PM1 Rebuild Our Dresden Mill Dresden’s Share of Non-Woven Wallpaper Base Worldwide t 80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 59% 30,000 43% 20,000 10,000 27% 0 2006 2008 Dresdens Paper Management Estimate 2010 Competitors Estimated World Wide Demand – Wallpaper Base and Non-Woven Wallpaper Base t * * Excluding quantities used in Japan and “special paper grade” (offset paper type) in Russia 13 Our Thurso Mill Why Thurso Closed….High Cost Commodity Producer 600 Cash Costs (US$/Tonne) DeliveredCash Costs- –Shanghai (US$/Tonne) Delivered Shanghai Thurso (NBHK) 500 400 300 200 100 - 0 5 10 15 20 25 CumulativeAnnual Annual Capacity Tonne/Yr) Cumulative Capacity(Million (Million Tonne/Yr) Southern / Asia / Eucalyptus Source: RISI (2009) Northern Hardwood / Softwood 30 A Low Cost Producer of Dissolving Pulp Estimated Dissolving Pulp Delivered Cash Costs Delivered Cash Costs - Asia Port (US$/Tonne) 1,200 1,000 Tie in 800 Thurso (Dissolving Pulp) 600 400 200 - 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 Cumulative Annual Capacity (Million Tonne/Yr) Southern / Asia / Eucalyptus Source: Fisher International Inc., CCF and Internal analysis Northern Hardwood / Softwood 3.5 4.0 Our View for the Future Market Drivers For The Future Growing Middle Class Increased Income = More demand for: • Crops • Meat • Dairy Source: United Nations All Putting Pressure on Land / Biomass / Fibre Energy vs. Trees Competition for Food Crops Ethanol currently accounts for just 8% of America’s fuel for vehicles, but it consumes almost 40% of America’s enormous maize crop. World ethanol production increased fivefold between 2000 and 2010 but would have to rise a lot further to meet all the targets. The Economist Feb 24, 2011 Competition 800 million people with automobiles The Worlds 2 billion poorest people VS Excerpts from “Food vs. Fuel” - Bloomberg Pressures on Arable Land and Forests Need to feed millions more people Energy requirements for growing economies Bio fuel / Ethanol turning into big business Loss of cropland to urbanization FIBRE SECURITY WILL BE THE MOST CRITICAL ISSUE IN OUR INDUSTRY GOING FORWARD ! Thank You