Business units

During 60 years of operation, Norske Skog has positioned itself as large supplier of newsprint and an important source of paper for the magazine and directory sectors. From 2023, Norske Skog is also a supplier of packaging paper.

Norske Skog Bruck

Norske Skog acquired the Bruck mill in January 1996. Bruck is situated in Styria, Austria. With this acquisition Norske Skog's product range was completed with coated magazine paper (coated mechanixal LWC/MWC, PM4). In addition, PM3 started production of recycled containerboard on 1 April 2023.

Norske Skog Golbey

Norske Skog Golbey started its newsprint production in 1992 on a greenfield site. In 1999 a second production line (PM2) was started. PM1 was in 2025 converted to production of recycled containerboard.

Norske Skog Saugbrugs

Saugbrugsforeningen was founded in 1859 as originally a collection of numerous sawmills that had existed for centuries along the Tista waterfalls. Saugbrugs became part of Norske Skog in 1989.

Norske Skog Skogn

Norske Skog Skogn is one of the largest newsprint mills in Europe. Established in 1962, the mill began production with its first newsprint machine in 1966. Serving demanding customers worldwide, it features its own port facilities and operates regular shipping routes to the UK and Continental Europe.

Developments in the media industry place constant new demands on publishers of newspapers and magazines worldwide. Norske Skog meets these challenges with modern, technically advanced production in Europe. Norske Skog will as an independent producer also supply customers with packaging paper based entirely on recycled fibre. 

Summing up:

  • 4 business units (mills) located in 3 countries
  • 3 sales hubs in Europe in addition to sales agents worldwide

Global advantages

Our ambition is to serve customers with secure deliverance of high quality publication paper and packaging paper products mainly in the European markets but also worldwide if appropriate. We have faith in the future of the industry and in our strength and ability to follow and adapt to market developments.

One feature of the paper industry is the high level of capital tied up in its facilities. We also have access to sustainable raw materials and renewable energy. This means we can live up to our strategy of being a sustainable low-cost producer.

Our ability to deliver high-quality products at the lowest possible cost represents a significant contribution to the success of our customers.