Russian / English Story Manual Management system Sales geography For shareholders print version the main Company Story In the thirties of the twentieth century, the government of the Soviet Union decided to build a pulp and paper mill in the north of the Perm region near the village of Ust-Borovaya. The construction project was justified by the presence of the richest forests of coniferous wood, the proximity of the railway and waterways - the Kama River. The birth of the plant began with the construction of railways and from the future construction site to the Solikamsk station. Construction materials and equipment for workshops and sites under construction were delivered by rail. By the end of 1940, construction and installation work was completed on a mechanical repair shop, a pulp mill, cable cranes and a pulpwood exchange for receiving wood, as well as on a wood preparatory shop, a thermal power station. A residential settlement and a secondary school for the workers of the plant were built. In March 1941, the long-term work of builders, installers and specialists was completed. At the Solikamsk Pulp and Paper Mill, the first products were produced - sulphite cellulose and wrapping paper on paper machine No. 1. The Great Patriotic War prevented the successful development of the enterprise. During the war, many specialists went to the front and military products were mainly produced by women and adolescents. Solikamsk PPM produced interlining cardboard for the front and special paper pulp for the production of gunpowder. After the war, Solikamsk PPM began to rapidly increase production. In 1949 the enterprise was redesigned to produce newsprint paper, which became the main product of the plant. As a result of expansion and technical improvement, a number of semi-finished products production facilities were commissioned, ensuring a further increase in newsprint production volumes. In the sixties and seventies, the second birth of the Solikamsk Pulp and Paper Mill began. Four more modern paper machines from Mitsubishi (Japan) and Vyartsilya (Finland) were sequentially put into operation. The capacity for wood processing, pulping and the production of wood pulp was increased. За высокие достижения в производственной деятельности Соликамский ЦБК был награжден Правительством СССР высшей наградой – орденом Ленина. Коллектив комбината был инициатором многих начинаний во Всесоюзных соревнованиях, вписав не одну славную страницу в историю отечественной целлюлозно-бумажной промышленности. Пример Соликамских бумажников по выпуску продукции пониженной массоемкости нашел отклик не только в ЦБП, но и в других отраслях Народного хозяйства СССР. Продукция Соликамского ЦБК предназначалась для крупнейших издательств Советского Союза. Часть бумаги отправлялась на экспорт, в основном, в страны СЭВ. In 1992, as a result of corporatization on the basis of Solikamsk PPM, an open joint-stock company "Solikamskbumprom" was created. Over the years of the perestroika period, as a result of continuous technical improvement, Solikamskbumprom has turned into a modern enterprise of European level with a developed infrastructure. Enterprise awards Russian / English Home Search Sitemap Feedback Form © 2002-2009. JSC "Solikamskbumprom". All rights reserved. 618548, Russia, Perm Territory, Solikamsk, st. Kommunisticheskaya, 21. Reception: +7 (34253) 6-46-63. Sales department: +7 (34253) 6-44-31, 6-44-32, 4-81-51. Fax: +7 (34253) 4-81-30, 4-74-33. E-mail: pochta@solbum.ru