APP Hainan Jinhai Pulp & Paper Advances 160,000-Ton Specialty Paper Project

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PAPER INDUSTRY NEWS

Jino John

3/10/20261 min read

DANZHOU, CHINA — March 10, 2026 — Hainan Jinhai Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd., a key subsidiary of the APP (Asia Pulp & Paper) Group, has announced significant progress on its upcoming specialty paper production project. Following a recent announcement from the Danzhou Municipal People’s Government, the company has finalized and released updated construction design plans for the facility, which is set to achieve an annual output of 160,000 tons.

The strategic project is a core component of APP’s continued investment in high-value specialty paper segments, addressing the growing market demand for diverse industrial and consumer paper applications.

Project Scope and Infrastructure The revised construction plan outlines a comprehensive production ecosystem designed for maximum efficiency and integration. Key components of the project include:

  • Integrated Papermaking Workshop: A state-of-the-art facility housing advanced machinery for the production of 160,000 tons of specialty paper per year.

  • Pulp Preparation Workshop: A specialized unit dedicated to processing and refining fiber resources to meet the unique technical requirements of specialty paper grades.

  • Logistics & Storage: A modern finished product warehouse designed to streamline supply chain operations and ensure rapid distribution to domestic and international markets.

Strategic Alignment The Hainan Jinhai facility is already one of the largest and most technologically advanced pulp and paper integrated bases in the region. By adding 160,000 tons of specialty paper capacity, APP is reinforcing its position in the high-performance materials market. The project leverages the unique logistics advantages of Hainan’s Free Trade Port status, facilitating easier access to global shipping lanes and raw material imports.

The updated design plans reflect a focus on optimizing the industrial footprint within the existing site while ensuring that the new workshops meet the latest environmental and safety standards required for modern paper manufacturing.