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What is Stora Enso?

Stora Enso Oyj is a Finnish renewable materials company headquartered in Helsinki. Formed in 1998 by merging Swedish Stora and Finnish Enso, it produces packaging board, biomaterials, and wood products and reported 9.33 billion euros of 2025 sales.

Is Stora Enso publicly traded?

Yes. Shares trade on Nasdaq Helsinki as STEAV and STERV and on Nasdaq Stockholm as STE A and STE R, with ADRs on US OTC Markets.

When was Stora Enso founded?

The combined company dates to 1998. Its lineage is far older: Stora began in Swedish copper mining documented from 1288, and Enso was founded in Finland in 1872.

Who owns Stora Enso?

It is a widely held public company with significant stakes held by Nordic institutional and family-linked investment interests, including the Finnish state through Solidium. Dual-class shares give major holders outsized voting influence.

What is Stora Enso's market position?

It is a leading European renewable materials group and one of the world's largest private forest owners, competing in packaging board, biomaterials, and wood products with Mondi, Smurfit Westrock, UPM, and Metsa Board.

Is Stora Enso splitting up?

It plans to separate its Swedish forest assets into a company called ForestCo intended for listing on Nasdaq Stockholm in the first half of 2027. A partial divestment of Swedish forest holdings completed in 2025 for about 900 million euros.