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Mercer International Inc MERC

Mercer International Inc. is a global forest products company. The Company’s segments include Pulp and Wood Products. The Company's four pulp mills and its 50% interest in the Cariboo pulp mill are aggregated into the pulp segment. Its wood segment includes the Friesau sawmill, the Torgau facility, and the Mercer Mass Timber facility. It owns a cross-laminated timber (CLT) facility located in Spokane, Washington called Mercer Mass Timber LLC. It produces electrical and thermal energy from biomass byproducts. Its products include pulp products, timber products, mass timber, green energy, bio extractives and biomaterials, biofuels, pallets, wood and transport services, and logistic services. Its operations include Mercer Celgar, Mercer Forestry Services, Mercer Holz, Mercer Logistik, Mercer Mass Timber, Mercer Peace River, Cariboo Pulp & Paper, Mercer Timber Products and Santanol. It also owns production facilities located in Conway, Arkansas and in Penticton, British Columbia, Canada.


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Post by investmentitoson Dec 01, 2010 1:52am
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Pulp fiction

Pulp fictionHallow? Anyone out there?

Am I missing something here, or is the P/E on this like 1.5 based on last quarters earnings? This just looks like a ridiculously cheap and leveraged way to play the China growth story
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