About

UPM is a Finnish material solutions company positioned within the forest-based bioindustry. The company's stated mission is to lead the sector into a sustainable, innovation-driven future by developing renewable alternatives to fossil-based materials.

Its business spans several segments, including renewable fibres, advanced materials, decarbonization solutions, and communication papers. Specific product lines include specialty papers, adhesives, biomaterials, biofuels, and plywood.

UPM operates with a geographic presence across Finland, Asia, and the Americas. The company emphasises creating long-term value through responsible business practices and enabling more sustainable choices for both businesses and consumers.

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