Sappi is an established global pulp and paper business with production facilities in South Africa, Europe and North America. We produce a wide range of products including pulp, graphic papers, packaging and speciality papers and biomaterials.
The markets we serve continuously change and develop and to this end we aim to adjust with these global trends. We invest in our people, facilities and processes to ensure we create value for all our stakeholders by creating products that are relevant, sustainable and aimed at growing markets. Our clear advantages in diversification, global scale and local expertise help us to create prosperity through sustainable solutions.
We assume our responsibility towards sustainability with full commitment and therefore produce our products from woodfibre sourced from sustainably managed forests and plantations.
We thoughtfully source materials, reduce material waste, mitigate carbon and carefully consider product end-of-life. We strictly monitor and control our use of energy, water and other raw materials, and continually look to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels.
Our Thrive strategy is an iterative process seeking to implement opportunities to reduce cost and/or grow the business while we sustain a healthy balance sheet, apply continuous capital prioritisation and enhance stakeholder relationships.
To implement and execute on our Thrive strategy requires people. We therefore focus on growing our human potential, ensuring we have sustainably engaged people and also that we extend our positive influence to the communities where we operate to create shared value.
Our Thrive strategy responds to various global forces and market trends. It is built on four main objectives with annual and longer-term targets, some set for delivery by 2025, while others including our Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) commitments are set for delivery beyond 2025. We will publish in the Annual Integrated Report of 2025 a review of our 2025 targets and the targets we have set for the next period beyond 2025.