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Suzano S.A. reports on pulp and paper operations, production capacity, sales volumes, cash costs, leverage and sustainability initiatives tied to its global forestry-based business. The company produces and sells pulp, printing and writing paper, paperboard, tissue, packaging-related products and personal hygiene inputs, with forest assets and industrial plants in Brazil and commercial activity across Latin America, North America, Europe and Asia.
Recurring news for SUZ includes quarterly and annual results, the operating contribution of the Ribas do Rio Pardo pulp mill, integration of U.S. paper and packaging assets, and capacity additions such as the Limeira fluff pulp line for Eucafluff. Company updates also cover ecological corridors, biodiversity monitoring, conservation partnerships, annual report filings and ADR-related shareholder communications.
Suzano (NYSE:SUZ) has connected 214,368 hectares of native forest across the Atlantic Forest, Cerrado and Amazon biomes via ecological corridors over four years, equal to an area larger than 200,000 soccer fields. In 2025 alone, 55,366 hectares were connected. The program supports Suzano’s target to connect 500,000 hectares by 2030 and is guided by the Nature Strategy (launched 2025) and the STAR methodology in partnership with IUCN. Corridors span company and third-party lands, include the 5,800-hectare RPPN Nova Descoberta, and monitoring has recorded 97 endangered species, with 19 prioritized for action.
Suzano (NYSE:SUZ / B3:SUZB3) reported record pulp sales of 12.7 million tonnes over April 2025–March 2026 and sold 1.7 million tonnes of paper in the same period. In 1Q26 Suzano sold 3.2 million tonnes (2.8M pulp; 378k paper), with net revenue of BRL 11.0 billion, adjusted EBITDA BRL 4.6 billion, net income BRL 4.3 billion, operating cash generation BRL 2.5 billion, cash cost of pulp production BRL 802/tonne, net leverage 3.3x, and net debt USD 13.0 billion.
The company attributed higher sales to the Ribas do Rio Pardo mill start‑up, improved operational efficiency, and continued global demand amid a mixed macro backdrop.
Suzano (NYSE:SUZ) filed its 2025 Annual Report on Form 20-F with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on March 24, 2026. Holders may request free hard copies of the report, including audited financial statements, by emailing ri@suzano.com.br or visiting http://ir.suzano.com.br/.
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Suzano (NYSE:SUZ) reported record 2025 results driven by higher volumes and improved operational efficiency. Pulp and paper sales reached 14.2 million tonnes (+15% vs 2024) and full‑year net revenue was a record R$50 billion.
Annual cash cost of pulp (ex‑downtime) fell to R$817/tonne, operating cash generation was R$13.9 billion, adjusted EBITDA R$21.7 billion, net income R$13.4 billion, and net leverage ended December 2025 at 3.2x.
Suzano (SUZ) started operations at a new fluff pulp line at its Limeira unit in São Paulo on December 17, 2025, following a R$490 million investment. The conversion to a flexible machine raises Suzano's fluff pulp capacity by >400%, from 100,000 to 440,000 tonnes per year, enabling production of Eucafluff and market pulp.
Eucafluff, launched in 2015, is eucalyptus-based fluff pulp for diapers and hygiene products and offers softness, high compression for smaller packaging, and improved liquid retention. A 2024 Life Cycle Analysis cited environmental benefits versus pine fluff from the US Southeast.
Suzano (NYSE:SUZ) signed a Memorandum of Understanding on November 20, 2025 with Tencent and Ecofuturo at COP30 to pilot AI-powered conservation and nature education programs.
The collaboration will use Tencent’s AI species-recognition tools to monitor native species at Neblinas Park and other Ecofuturo-managed conservation areas, and develop immersive digital platforms to boost public engagement. Suzano highlighted potential replication across its 11,000 square kilometers of protected areas in Brazil’s Amazon, Atlantic Forest and Cerrado biomes.
Suzano (NYSE:SUZ) reported 3Q25 operational gains driven by the Ribas do Rio Pardo mill and recent U.S. paper asset integrations. Sales reached 3.6 million tonnes (up 20% YoY). Cash pulp production cost was R$801/tonne, down 7% YoY. Third-quarter results included net revenue R$12.2 billion (broadly flat YoY), Adjusted EBITDA R$5.2 billion, operating cash generation of R$3.4 billion, and net profit of R$2.0 billion. Suzano Packaging reported its first positive US Adjusted EBITDA since the October 2024 acquisition. Net leverage ended the quarter at 3.3x (USD) with a cash position of US$6.5 billion.
Suzano (NYSE:SUZ), the world's largest pulp producer, reported strong Q2 2025 results driven by its new Ribas do Rio Pardo pulp mill. The company achieved sales of 3.7 million tonnes of pulp and paper, marking a 28% increase from Q2 2024.
Net revenue reached R$13.3 billion, up 16% year-over-year, while adjusted EBITDA totaled R$6.1 billion. The company posted a net profit of R$5.0 billion, benefiting from USD-denominated debt and hedging operations. Cash cost of pulp production was R$832 per tonne, showing a downward trend expected to continue.
The company also announced a strategic joint venture with Kimberly-Clark, while maintaining a net leverage ratio of 3.1x in USD terms.