ABOUT COMPANY HISTORY QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FSC CERTIFICATION ADS SHAREHOLDERS PRODUCTS SUPPLIERS VACANCIES CONTACTS History The Kommunar paper mill is one of the oldest enterprises in the pulp and paper industry in Russia. In 1845, on the banks of the Izhora River, the Englishmen Ivan Rogers and Daniil Reiner founded the Tsarsko-Slavonic stationery factory. The factory operated one paper machine, six rolls, and produced writing and stationery paper. From 1881 to 1885 the factory was owned by the merchant A.E. Gripenberg. and merchant Brusnitsin N.N. In 1885, the factory was acquired by a British subject, the Tsarskoye Selo merchant Yegor Frantsevich Reiner. The new owner set out to expand the factory, relying on the rapidly developing sugar industry in those years, he wished to become the largest supplier of sugar paper. Reiner installed more powerful equipment, and the factory produced 60 thousand poods of brown and sugar paper. To expand the factory, Reiner in February 1896 created a joint-stock company - "Tsarsko-Slavonic Paper Mill Reiner and Co". The company expanded the factory, put into operation a new paper roll shop, built a mass plant in Lukashi and installed two paper machines. I bought out the ownership of the land plot on which the factory was located. But not finding a market for its products, the company was on the verge of bankruptcy. In 1901, at the request of creditors, the factory was sold to the St. Petersburg merchant M.V. Ziv. and the Rainer & Co Society ceased to exist. In 1901 the factory was taken over by the Krasnoselskiy Paper Mill Partnership of K.P. Pechatkin "and after some changes in the equipment, the enterprise began to produce thin expensive types of paper: writing, book, smoking" Verger ", copying, silk. The heirs of K.P. Pechatkin carried out a lot of work on the expansion and reconstruction of the factory in the period from 1912 to 1914. Two-storey stone rooms for mass departments were built, a boiler room was expanded, steam power equipment was updated, a Voith paper-making machine was installed and two existing ones were modernized, as well as a narrow-gauge railway line was led from the Antropshino station to the factory yard. The number of employees was 450 people. as well as from the Antropshino station a narrow-gauge railway line was laid to the yard of the factory. The number of employees was 450 people. as well as from the Antropshino station a narrow-gauge railway line was laid to the yard of the factory. The number of employees was 450 people. After the revolution in 1918, the factory was nationalized and in 1919 renamed Kommunar. In the years of the first five-year plans, the expansion of production began, and by the beginning of the Great Patriotic War, 6 thousand tons of various types of paper and 715 thousand rolls of tracing paper were produced on 4 paper machines. In 1944, the restoration of the factory began, and already in 1948 the pre-war paper production capacity was reached. At the factory, a production technology was developed and for the first time in the USSR in 1948, capacitor paper with a thickness of 5 microns was produced, and two years later, in order to increase the volume of its production, two domestic-made machines were launched. Since 1963, the factory has been transferred to a continuous mode of making paper pulp, specializing in the production of technical types of paper. It is on paper-based, taken at the Kommunar factory, the far side of the moon was photographed for the first time. One of the first in the industry, the Kommunar factory was awarded the title of "Enterprise of High Culture", was repeatedly awarded the Challenge Red Banner and entered on the All-Union Board of Honor of the USSR Exhibition of Economic Achievements. The factory was one of the first in the industry to implement a product quality management system KS UKP. Until the mid-1970s, the factory was the only city-forming enterprise in the village of Kommunar, and it also created almost the entire infrastructure of the village. The factory was one of the first in the industry to implement a product quality management system KS UKP. Until the mid-1970s, the factory was the only city-forming enterprise in the village of Kommunar and it also created almost the entire infrastructure of the village. The factory was one of the first in the industry to implement a product quality management system KS UKP. Until the mid-1970s, the factory was the only city-forming enterprise in the village of Kommunar and it also created almost the entire infrastructure of the village. In 1992, the factory was corporatized by OJSC Kommunar Paper Mill. In 1999 OJSC “Paper Mill“ Kommunar ”became a part of the industrial group of enterprises of CJSC“ Ilim Pulp Enterprise ”. In 2002, the Open Joint Stock Company Paper Mill Kommunar was reorganized into the Open Joint Stock Company Paper Mill Kommunar (OJSC BF Kommunar). And in September 2006, a change of ownership took place - the factory passed into the ownership of the company OOO ChemTechnoService-Taloil, which in 2008 was renamed into OOO Investment Company A4. print version © JSC Paper Mill “Kommunar”, 2011 About the company | Announcements | For Shareholders | Products | For Suppliers | Vacancies | Contacts Site development - DAYMEDIA agency , 2007