Holmen

We are part of an ecocycle from seedling to plank, where the raw material is refined into everything from wood for climate-smart buildings to renewable packaging, magazines and books. We also produce our own renewable energy from hydro and wind power.

How we grow a sustainable future

As a Swedish forest company with a climate-smart and responsible business, we are  a positive force for our customers and society. Not least from a climate perspective.

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We help our customers in their sustainable business

We help our customers in their sustainable business

The key to profitable, long-term, and sustainable business is our climate-smart products, which form part of the transition to an economy in which bio-based raw materials and products replace fossil-based ones, including building houses out of wood instead of concrete and replacing plastic with paperboard.

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We contribute to a better climate

We contribute to a better climate

The forest is an invaluable resource that binds carbon and provides a renewable alternative to fossil material. Young, growing trees bind more carbon than old trees whose growth has slowed.

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We are committed to our employees and our local communities

We are committed to our employees and our local communities

Our competent employees are a necessity for us to create a sustainable future

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Life cycle assessment

Fresh fibres provide environmental benefits

Did you know that paper made from fresh fibre in many cases has a lower environmental impact than recycled paper? This according to a recent life-cycle assessment of specialty paper. 

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About Holmen

400 years of creating value

With a history stretching back 400 years, Holmen has a long tradition of managing and refining natural resources.

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Annual report 2018

Download Holmen's Annual report including sustainability report 2018.

Annual report 2018

Latest news

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Holmen’s partner wins major research prize

29 April, 2019

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The World Day for Safety and Health at Work

28 April, 2019

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New websites take Holmen into the future

11 March, 2019

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Press releases

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New study confirms non-recycled paper is better for the climate

15 May, 2019

Regulatory press release

Holmen Interim Report January-March 2019

8 May, 2019

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Invitation: Press and analyst conference

17 April, 2019

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Calendar

Silent period

Silent period prior interim report

Interim Report

Interim report January-June 2019

Silent period

Silent period prior interim report

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Work within the Holmen group

Grow with us

"Great collegues, challenging duties and possibilities to contribute to a better planet."

Job opportunities at Holmen

Business areas

In our business areas, we turn our forest holdings into wood products for sustainable building, cost-effective paper, premium paperboard and renewable energy.

Forest

Holmen is one of the largest forest owners in Sweden. We are also among the country’s biggest wood buyers. Every year, we buy in a little over 11 million cubic metres of wood.

Paperboard

Holmen produces paperboard for packaging in the premium segment. The customer groups may cover a broad spectrum, but they have one thing in common – they want traceable and sustainable products of consistently high quality that guarantee stable results in the customer’s production process.

High quality fresh fiber based paper

Holmen develops and sells high-quality paper based on fresh fibre, using renewable raw materials from sustainably managed Swedish forests.

Wood products

At Holmen, we supply wood products to the joinery and construction industries and to builders’ merchants. Wood is highly versatile and the only construction material that is fully renewable.

Renewable energy

Our energy production is dominated by renewable hydro power. Together with wind power and the renewable electrical energy that is produced at the Group’s mills, this equates to almost 50 per cent of Holmen’s overall energy consumption.