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Sappi CEO Steve Binnie. Picture: SUNDAY TIMES
Sappi CEO Steve Binnie. Picture: SUNDAY TIMES

Higher sales prices gave Sappi’s first-quarter performance a boost. The world’s largest manufacturer of dissolving wood pulp  posted a 47% jump in sales and its core profit more than doubled as the group enjoyed robust demand for all its products during the period.

Business Day TV spoke to CEO Steve Binnie for more detail.

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