SEOUL OFFICE 6th Floor, KCCI Building 45

Namdaemunro 4ga, Jung-gu,

Seoul 100-743, Korea

Tel +82-2-6050-2621

Fax +82-2-6050-2659

JEONJU MILL 180, Palbok-dong 2ga,

Deukjin-gu Jeonju Jeollabuk-do

561-723, Korea

Tel +82-63-210-8318

Fax +82-63-210-8513

CHEONGWON MILL 60-1 Hogye-ri Kangwae-myun

Cheongwon-gun

Chungcheongbuk-do, Korea

Tel +82-43-249-3300

Fax +82-43-249-3309www.jeonjupaper.com

S t r i v i n g f o r C l i e n t S a t i s f a c t i o n

S t r i v i n g f o r excellence

02 Introduction

04 Jeonju Paper Overview

10 Production Facilities

12 Products

14 Customer Service

16 Export

18 Eco-friendly Operations

20 Contribution to Community

22 History

24 Conclusion

Jeonju Paper aims to capture both

client satisfaction and environmental

awareness by using a combination of raw

materials ranging from environmentally

friendly recovered paper to higher

quality mechanical pulp.

Jeonju Paper at the Frontline of Paper Manufacturing

Jeonju Paper is a leading provider of newsprint,

helping the world communicate.

Paper has been used to express and

record human culture since its invention.

Jeonju Paper’s diverse product line

facilitates communication on various

fronts: daily newspapers delivered to

your doorstep, textbooks in your children’s

backpacks, hardcover and paperback

books in bookstores, and many others.

Approximately half of domestic newspapers

use Jeonju Paper’s products.

Jeonju Paper is equipped with Asia’s

leading technology, equipment, and

personnel and manufactures over one

million tonnes of newsprint and

publication paper per year. Our paper

recycling technology, built-up throughout

our 40-year experience, is acclaimed as

one of the world’s best.

Our high quality products are the results

of our dedicated 750 full-time workforce

operating the state of the art Jeonju Mill

and Cheongwon Mill. Our experienced

employees with thorough knowledge of

our facilities and our clients’ needs are

able to make full use of our capability by

using various raw materials to create

products tailored to each of our

customers.

Over the years, Jeonju Paper has

implemented regular SGA (Small Group

Activities) as well as weekly technical

forums in order to improve our

production process, which played a key

role in improvement in quality as well as

production efficiency. Our efforts also

focused on becoming more

environmentally friendly by reducing

waste by-products as well as increasing

energy efficiencies.

The combination of world-leading

facilities and dedicated manpower has

enabled Jeonju Paper to accomplish

excellence in newsprint.

As customers have grown more and

more environmentally conscious, their

demand for paper made using recovered

paper has also risen. Jeonju Paper can

satisfy such clients’ needs by producing

high quality, reliable products using

recovered paper. Jeonju Paper is one of

the world’s leaders in manufacturing

newsprint and various other paper grades

using de-inked pulp made from

recovered paper.

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Jeonju Paper Production Capacity

Unit: tonnes (2009 Data)

Jeonju Paper

Domestic Newsprint Market Share (2008)

Reliable Leader in the Newsprint Industry

Dedication to continued innovation

The newsprint industry has undergone significant changes since Jeonju Paper was first founded in 1965. Jeonju Paper has risen to

become one of the most competitive players thanks to its dedication to quality and customer satisfaction as well as its continued

investments and efforts to maintain and upgrade its facilities. Jeonju Paper developed and refined various products to better fit the

customers’ needs and have been fully committed to ensuring reliable deliveries to customers. Currently, Jeonju Paper supplies to

approximately 40 domestic and 50 overseas newspapers, which supports its status as one of the major players in Asia.

In order to gain and maintain customers’ trust and loyalty, Jeonju Paper provides quality products at competitive prices supported by

outstanding service. Continuous investments in R&D and equipment improvement provide foundations for Jeonju Paper’s innovative

new products.

Recognizing the world’s waning fossil fuel supply and the need for greater environmental awareness, Jeonju Paper has made

significant investments to build a biomass fueled energy system over the past few years. This will allow Jeonju Paper to not only

decrease its carbon footprint but also reduce the amount of various pollutants released into the airstream.

Jeonju Paper, with its new name change in 2008, promises to be the leader in newsprint manufacturing in Asia, moving beyond

Korean domestic market.

President and CEO, In-Soo Han

Jeonju Paper has a fully dedicated R&D team

constantly striving to meet various customer needs.

Recycling and eco-friendly operations

should be considered the highest

priorities to insure a brighter future

for the future generations.

Jeonju Paper focuses on continuous

quality improvement using high-tech

equipments and 40-years of experience.

Our efforts will continue

until every client is satisfied.

Jeonju Paper manufactures eco-friendly recycled pulp

1965

JEONJU MILL It’s not an overstatement to say that the 40-year history of Jeonju Mill represents the history of Korean paper industry.

It is the third largest in the world in terms of newsprint production capacity, capable of producing 850,000 tonnes of paper per year. It

can recycle 2,500 tonnes of waste paper streams per day, operates the largest DIP production capacity in the world, and is the only

mill in Korea that is able to produce thermo-mechanical pulp. In the Jeonju area, the Jeonju Mill is also recognized as a model plant

after being designated as a Environmentally Friendly Company by the Ministry of Environment of Korea in 1995.

CHEONGWON MILL Located in Cheongwon, Chungcheongbuk-do, Cheongwon Mill started its operation in 1996 and has a

newsprint production capacity of 180,000 tonnes per year. Despite being a single-line facility, its high production efficiency was

recognized as being world-class by Metso, a global paper machine manufacturer. Furthermore, because the mill is surrounded by

farmland, the 140 Cheongwon employees take extra measures to run an eco-conscious operation. As a result of such continued

efforts, the Cheongwon Mill has been designated as an Environmentally Friendly Company by the Ministry of Environment of Korea

since 2002.

Machine JJ PM3 JJ PM5 JJ PM6 JJ PM7 CW PM1

Speed (m/min) 610 1093 1528 1567 1300

Trim Width (mm) 4728 7880 7880 7880 6380

Production Capacity (tonnes) 97,000 186,000 272,000 285,000 183,000

Product GWS Newsprint/GWS Newsprint Newsprint Newsprint

Jeonju Paper uses various types of pulp in order to obtain the precise production specification as desired by its customers. Jeonju Paper

produces various grades of thermo mechanical pulp (TMP) and de-inked pulp (DIP), by using different raw materials as well as

processing through different manufacturing and bleaching processes. By balancing the usage of the two types of in-house produced

pulp as well as imported Kraft pulp, Jeonju Paper is able to optimize the opacity, strength, grammage, thickness, color, and printability

to better fulfill clients’ various needs.

Pulp Type Production Brightness Raw FeatureCapacity Materials

Thermo CTMP 700 58-60% ISO Wood, CTMP is bulky and opaque,

Mechanical tonnes/day Saw mill great for newsprint, and

Pulp (TMP) residues wood-containing paper.

BTMP 300 70, 75, Wood, BTMP is used for E-light, MFC,

tonnes/day 79, 81% ISO Saw mill residues and high-grade publication paper.

De-inked DIP 2,200 58-60% ISO ONP, OMG DIP is used for newsprint,

Pulp (DIP) tonnes/day recycled MFC, Green Light,

WL 500 64-80% ISO ONP, OMG, Green Copy and other wood

tonnes/day SWL, HWS contained paper.

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Jeonju Paper will continue to be an anchor of Korea’s newsprint industry by utilizing its top of the line technologies, logistics services, and dedicated personnel.

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Jeonju Paper’s products are customized to fit its customers’ needs. Our ability to utilize various types of raw materials has enhanced

our competitiveness to provide customized products with varying grammages, thickness, brightness, opacity, and colors.

Product Feature

Newspaper Newsprint Used mainly for daily newspaper and information booklets

Available in white, pale yellow, salmon, rose and other colors

Telephone Books Directory Paper Used for telephone registry and directory booklets

36-46g high quality newsprint

Textbook/ New Dream Upgraded with premium On-Machine coating

Study Guides Dream Matt Pale yellow color (soothing for the readers’ eyes)

High Book Excellent smoothness and high opacity

Paperbacks/ E-light Bulky and thick yet lightweight

Publications L-light Raises book’s appearance and portability

Used mainly for paperbacks

Eco-friendly Study Guides G-Matt Contains 20% or more recycled pulp

Paperbacks Green Light Eco-friendly

Publications Mid-Grade Comic book High opacity and improved printability

Government Forms Mid-level Paper Used for tabloid-like information booklets

Pamphlets Pan-Bright Used by companies and schools for leaflets

Brochures Light Printing

12 |13 Products

Offering diverse products of

the highest quality

Quality Control through Customer Feedback Our Technical Customer Service (TCS) team checks printing quality of the products

24-hours a day. We are also available on-line to respond to customers’ questions and issues in real time.

Sustained Quality Control Jeonju Paper’s Card Survey, our very own customer feed-back system, enables us to identify customer

needs and make improvements on our products and services.

Additional Services By sharing our expertise and experience, we have helped a wide range of customers reduce their printing costs

and improve their efficiencies. We also circulate informational brochures for customer education and hold events and seminars for

customers both within and outside the printing industry.

Collaborate to Improve Printing Quality In order to further enhance our paper quality and improve our production process, we

collaborate our research and development processes with printers, publishers, universities, and other related parties.

Modern Delivery and Logistics System Jeonju Paper has a state of the art logistics system that facilitates its well-known reliable

on-time deliveries. By operating multiple warehouses in key areas near major cities in Korea, Jeonju Paper is able to act in response to

various unfavorable events, weather patterns, and even natural disasters. As part of Jeonju Paper’s efforts to maintain and improve its

logistics network, it also implements on-going surveys with various print shops and end-users.

Our goal is to follow-up on even the smallest customer feedback.

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Jeonju Paper entered the world market in the mid-1990s. Since then, Jeonju Paper has built-up and maintained a reputation as a

reliable, global supplier of newsprint. Currently, more than 50 newspapers all over the world choose Jeonju Paper as their newsprint

supplier. In 2008, Jeonju Paper put together an independent export team to promote more direct and open communication with its

customers as well as to further expand its export activities.

2008 Rankings of Major Asian Paper Manufacturers (Unit: 1,000 tonnes)

16 |17 Export

F i t f o r a l l n e w s p a p e r s

in the world

Nippon, JPN

Huatai, CHN

Oji, JPN

Jeonju Paper, KOR

Guangzhou, CHN

Daio, JPN

Chenming, CHN

Norske Skog, CHN

Aspex, IDN

Marusumi, JPN

1,500 01,000 5002,000

Countries Jeonju Paper Export to

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Environment before us

Jeonju Paper practices eco-friendly operations, starting from production process to environment protection activities.

As the leader in the field of eco-friendly operation, Jeonju Paper uses the Health, Environment, Safety (HES) Program to evaluate and

improve each mill’s operation. In addition, Jeonju Paper follows ISO 14000 standard to minimize the impact to the environment.

Through all these efforts, Jeonju Paper was designated as an Environmentally-Friendly Company by the Ministry of Environment.

Jeonju Paper is promoting the usage of new and renewable sources of energy and is doing so by leading by example. Since 2006

Jeonju Paper has invested in constructing a biomass power plant that produces energy by incinerating waste wood, trash, food, and

defective products. Biomass is eco-friendly energy source replacing fossil fuel that reduces carbon emissions and wastes by replacing

fossil fuel.

Furthermore, Jeonju Paper strives to manufacture high quality recycled paper through constant research and development. We also

are running paper recycling campaign wherein we provide recycled notebooks in return for paper wastes that local residents bring in.

Our goal is to become at the forefront of environmentalism, by participating in neighborhood clean-ups with local residents as well as

planting wild plants on mill yards.

Eco-Friendly Operations 18 |19

Implementation of eco-friendly operations is the most important investment and preparation for the future.

Committed support to promote reading newspapers

Jeonju Paper sponsors the Newspaper in Education Program (NIE) that helps children learn to read and obtain

information by encouraging them to read newspapers at early age. Newspaper is an easily approachable and

educational media that provides fresh information on a daily basis. The NIE program teaches young children

how to digest information as well as how to deliver such information to others.

Community service

Although its aspirations extend globally, Jeonju Paper has kept its attention on its local community. Jeonju

Paper performs various charity work including the ‘Love Marathon’, Beautiful Store Campaign (a nation-wide

charity campaign), blood drives, and ‘Save the Change’ in order to become the pillar of the Jeonju community.

Jeonju Hanji Museum carries on spirit of Traditional Korean Paper.

Located inside Jeonju Mill, Jeonju Hanji Museum is gaining popularity as the core of local attraction. Founded

in October 1997, it is the first museum dedicated to paper in Korea. The museum holds over 300 artifacts

including paper arts, ancient text and books, various types of paper, and paper manufacturing equipments.

Hanji Museum became the center of education for students, which enables them to experience the paper

production and paper recycling processes as well as to learn historical facts about paper.

communitiesH e l p i n g b u i l d i n g s t r o n g e r

20 |21 Contribution to Community

Jeonju Paper will lead the way to make

better communities for the future.

Jeonju Mill 1965. 01 Established Seahan Paper

1968. 08 Company name changed to Jeonju Paper

1992. 10 Company name changed to Hansol Paper

1998. 12 Established PAPCO Co., Ltd.

Cheongwon Mill 1994. 03 Started to build Cheongwon Mill (Onyang Pulp)

1998. 09 Established Norske Skog Korea

1999. 02 Founded PAPCO Cheongwon Co., Ltd.

1998. 12 A holding company of Hansol Paper, Norske Skog,

and Abitibi Consolidated, Pan Asia

Paper Co., Ltd. was founded

Pan Asia Paper Co., Ltd. undertook PAPCO

Jeonju and PAPCO Cheongwon.

1999. 12 Company name changed to Panasia Paper Korea

2001. 08 Hansol sold its share in Panasia Paper to Norske

Skog (50%) and Abitibi Consolidated (50%)

2003. 10 Received 2003 Best Foreign Corporation Award

from the Citizen’ Coalition for Economic Justice

2004. 06 Received an Environmental Management Award

2005. 05 Awarded Best Labor-Management Culture

Enterprise 2005 from Ministry of Labor

2005. 11 Norske Skog became the 100% shareholder after

acquiring Abitibi Consolidated’s ownership

2006. 01 Company name changed to Norske Skog

Korea Co., Ltd.

2007. 11 Received a Korea Safety Award from the

Ministry of Public Administration and Security

2008. 09 Acquired by Morgan Stanley Private Equity

Asia (58%) and Shinhan Private Equity (42%)

2008. 09 Company name changed to

Jeonju Paper Corporation

2008. 12 Recognized as a company of Good Labor

Relations in Jeollabuk-do

Jeonju Paper will grow to become a global leader in papermanufacturing industry.

JEONJU PAPER is ready to leap into

the future

By leveraging our past know-how,

current facilities, and continued dedication for excellence,

Jeonju Paper will continue to strive for customer satisfaction.

This brochure was printed with eco-friendly bean-oil ink.