Swedish forest group Södra is investing more than SEK 2 billion in a new lignin plant at its Mönsterås pulp mill, betting that a material traditionally burned for energy inside pulp mills can become a valuable industrial raw material for products ranging from adhesives and rubber to asphalt and potentially batteries.
Södra’s bold bet: Making more money from the same tree
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