Klabin
Klabin
How do you create a business that is resilient, flexible and impossible to replicate? For Klabin, that is possible through leadership, adaptability, a team mindset and the continuous pursuit of efficiency. These elements, key competencies of the Klabin Attitude, have been instrumental in enabling this century-old company to become Brazil’s largest producer and exporter of packaging paper and sustainable paper packaging solutions.
After 127 years of history and many achievements, the Company continues on its path of evolution . To that end, it aspires to become a global leader in responsible solutions that address society’s constant transformations through renewable, recyclable and biodegradable forest-based products with multiple applications.
Along this path, Klabin seeks to make a positive impact on the world, contributing to a sustainable economy that prioritizes the planet’s prosperity and inspiring the choices of end consumers. This is how the Company seeks to create value for everyone who places their trust in its work—whether investors, employees, partners or customers—and for society as a whole.
Highlights
21 industrial plants
across 10 Brazilian states and one in Argentina
911,000
hectares of forests
Capacity to produce
1.6 million metric tons of pulp and 2.8 million tons of paper per year
More than 18,000
employees
Businesses
FORESTRY BUSINESS | The Forestry Business manages 413,000 hectares of planted pine and eucalyptus forests that supply the wood used as raw material for Klabin’s products. One of the highlights of its operations is mosaic forest management, a pioneering technique recognized worldwide that creates ecological corridors and connects them with areas of native vegetation, helping conserve soil and protect springs, fauna and flora.
PULP BUSINESS | Klabin is the only company in Brazil that produces and supplies three different types of pulp to the market: short fiber, long fiber and fluff pulp. Production takes place at the Ortigueira Plant in Paraná and meets the standards required for the manufacture of products ranging from tissue products to writing paper.
PAPER BUSINESS | The Company is Brazil’s largest producer and exporter of packaging paper. The paperboard and kraftliner manufactured by Klabin are made from long-fiber and short-fiber pulp, enabling the delivery of high-performance products.
PACKAGING BUSINESS | Klabin produces corrugated cardboard boxes and industrial bags that meet its customers’ needs, developing solutions tailored to different demands.
Products
Klabin’s products are made from renewable and recyclable sources. The ability to diversify fibers (short and long) enables the development of solutions tailored to different customer needs. Klabin’s broad and high-quality portfolio has positioned the Company in high value-added niche markets.
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Recognition
Dow Jones Best-in-Class Indices
Klabin remains among the global leaders in the Containers & Packaging sector in terms of economic performance, governance practices, and social and environmental performance. During this cycle, the Company scored 86 points, maintaining its place in the Global index.
ISE
For 13 years, the Company has been included in the Corporate Sustainability Index (ISE) of the São Paulo Stock Exchange (known as B3).
CDP Triple A rating
The Company achieved the highest possible score for the three assessed areas: Climate Change, Forests, and Water Security. In 2025, only 23 organizations among the more than 22,000 that reported data worldwide achieved this rating.
Fifth time in the Sustainability Yearbook
The Company is among the Top 5% in The Sustainability Yearbook 2026, a global publication by S&P Global based on the Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA). Klabin scored 86 points in the evaluation.
Main awards
Klabin was named the best company in the Paper and Pulp sector in the annual Melhores e Maiores (Best and Biggest) ranking conducted by Exame magazine. This was the 11th time the Company received this recognition.
Klabin was also rated the best company in the Paper and Pulp sector in the 2025 edition of Época Negócios 360º, an annual publication by Época Negócios magazine in partnership with the business school Fundação Dom Cabral. In the same publication, Klabin ranked first in the ESG / Social and Environmental Challenge category, which highlights corporate performance with regard to environmental, social and governance practices.
For the second consecutive year, Klabin topped the Melhores do ESG (Best ESG Performers) ranking in the Paper, Pulp and Forest Products category. This ranking is organized by Exame magazine with support from business school Ibmec.
Klabin ranked 20th in this ranking. Forbes Agro100 brings together the 100 largest agribusiness companies in Brazil, ranked according to metrics such as revenue, financial performance, industry standing and impact on the production chain.
Klabin won the Transparency Trophy in the “Companies with Revenue from R$5 Billion to R$20 Billion” category. Organized by the National Association of Finance, Administration and Accounting Executives (Anefac), this awards program recognizes companies with the best transparency practices in accounting information disclosed to the market through their financial statements.
Klabin ranked among the Top 1% of the best-performing companies assessed over the past year, scoring 87 out of 100 points, its highest score ever. The annual assessment considers criteria related to Environment, Labor and Human Rights Practices, Ethics and Sustainable Procurement. Klabin achieved the highest possible score in the Environment category, reflecting the advancement of its sustainable practices.
Klabin was the only company among Tetra Pak suppliers to earn a 100% environmental performance score in the Supplier Sustainability Award 2025, in the Base Materials category.
Klabin was recognized in two categories in the 2025 Embanews Awards, one of Brazil’s most prestigious awards programs in the packaging sector. Klabin won the award for Slip Sheet—an innovative alternative to traditional pallets—in the Raw Materials or Packaging Inputs category. In the Sustainability category, the Company received an award for its Wicket Paper Bag.
