Winstone Pulp International
Manufacturing · New Zealand · 201-500 Employees
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Headquarters
State Highway 49, Ohakune, Manawatū-Whan...Phone Number
+64 93021187Website
www.wpi-international.co.nzRevenue
$35.2 MillionIndustry
About Winstone Pulp International
Winstone Pulp International Ltd is a New Zealand-based integrated forest products company that operates a fully vertically integrated supply chain encompassing forestry, timber milling, and pulp production. The company manages forestry operations through its Ernslaw One division, the fourth largest forestry owner in New Zealand, which cultivates Radiata pine and Douglas fir across multiple locations throughout the Central North Island. Winstone's operational footprint includes a pulpmill located in Karioi, Ohakune, and a timber sawmill at Tangiwai, both strategically positioned to leverage the company's extensive forestry resources. Since commencing pulpmill operations in 1978, Winstone has demonstrated a sustained commitment to capital investment, technological advancement, and process innovation, which has enabled the company to more than double production capacity while significantly improving product quality and consistency. The Karioi mill produces market pulp primarily for newsprRead more
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Winstone Pulp International Ltd is a New Zealand-based integrated forest products company that operates a fully vertically integrated supply chain encompassing forestry, timber milling, and pulp production. The company manages forestry operations through its Ernslaw One division, the fourth largest forestry owner in New Zealand, which cultivates Ra... Read More