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WATCH: Why Sappi expects a recovery in 2021

Sappi CEO Steve Binnie talks to Business Day TV about how the company will cope in the post-pandemic operating environment

06 November 2020 - 08:48 Business Day TV
Sappi mill pulp operations. Picture: FINANCIAL MAIL
Sappi mill pulp operations. Picture: FINANCIAL MAIL

Despite reporting an annual loss of $135m, Sappi is optimistic about its future prospects.

Business Day TV spoke to Sappi CEO Steve Binnie about the green shoots is the company is keeping its eyes on.

Sappi CEO Steve Binnie discusses the opportunities the firm is eyeing in a post-pandemic operating environment

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