Nearly five months into a pivotal year, International Paper is advancing a sweeping transformation strategy marked by a major acquisition, targeted mill closures, and an intensified focus on operational efficiency.
As of May 2025, the company is projecting continued earnings growth fueled by optimization, disciplined cost control, and strategic capital investments.
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