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Chilean CMPC Invests US$280 Million in Brazilian Port Terminal
PAPER INDUSTRY NEWS
Jino John
1/22/20261 min read


Chilean forestry giant CMPC is investing US$280 million in a port terminal in Brazil to enhance its logistics capabilities. Published by Bnamericas on January 21, 2026, the announcement underscores CMPC's expansion strategy amid rising pulp and paper trade in Latin America. The project fits into broader regional infrastructure efforts, with Brazil planning multiple port auctions in 2026. Full details require a subscription, offering insights into 11,000+ projects, 24,000 companies, and 83,000 contacts across the region. This investment bolsters CMPC's supply chain efficiency for pulp exports, supporting sustainable forestry operations and economic ties between Chile and Brazil. It reflects growing private sector involvement in port modernization to handle increasing cargo volumes
