Södra divests its shares in Sunpine
Södra has divested its shares in Sunpine, a producer of advanced biofuel feedstock from residual streams of the pulp and paper industry. This transaction signifies a change in ownership for Sunpine, which achieved record production in 2025 and is aiming for another record year in 2026, driven by strong demand for renewable diesel in Europe.
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Sunpine produces advanced biofuel feedstock from residual streams of the pulp and paper industry. Its main product is Raw Tall Diesel, used in renewable diesel production. The company also produces bio-oil, rosin, and alpha-pinene. Sunpine achieved record production in 2025 and increased its production pace in January 2026, aiming for another record year in 2026. The market for renewable diesel in Europe is expected to grow by 300 percent by 2030. Quote: "Sunpine, a producer of advanced biofuel feedstock from residual streams of the pulp and paper industry.", "Sunpine’s main product is Raw Tall Diesel, an advanced biofuel feedstock produced from residual streams of the pulp and paper industry, used in renewable diesel production.", "including not only Raw Tall Diesel, but also bio-oil, rosin, and alpha-pinene.", "In 2025, Sunpine achieved a production record, with a 17 percent increase over 2024.", "As of January 2026, the company has further increased its production pace. We are aiming for another record production year in 2026.", "The market for renewable diesel in Europe is expected to grow by 300 percent by 2030."
"Södra divests its shares in Sunpine"
"Södra divests its shares in Sunpine"
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