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Put quality first with the new Valmet THRU-AIR® Bonder

With the introduction of the all new Valmet THRU-AIR Bonder nonwoven web producers now have an opportunity to invest in cost competitive equipment without compromising production quality.

Five for five with Tuomas Ruusu

As many young children in Finland, Tuomas dreamt about being a professional hockey player, making it to the NHL. After many years of chasing his dream, he decided on a different path. One that might seem totally unrelated to ice hockey, but in the context of Finland, more related than you think. Because in Finland, papermaking and hockey share values of tradition, innovation and international recognition.

“Five for five” with Leo Xiang

If you want to strike up a conversation to get to know Leo better, a good topic to start with would be asking about nonwovens. This he tells us with a smile on his face, but also with a touch of seriousness. Leo is truly passionate about this work and always eager to support the people around him.

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In this section you can find information on Valmet's operations in Asia-Pacific

Historical price lookup

This page provides trading information of Valmet share from Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd stock exchange. Valmet shares are traded in Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd since January 2, 2014. 

Projects with success

In every paper and board machine project, it is important to remember you are investing in results, not just equipment. That is why expert project management is essential – it provides the structure that guides everyone toward these results, ensuring the project is delivered safely, successfully, and on schedule. 

Drying innovation brings savings - Cartiere del Garda

A rebuild of air dyers with new nozzles on Cartiere del Garda’s off-line coating machine has increased speed, reduced energy consumption and improved web stability. On top of everything, they can now guarantee their customers better quality – even on lighter grades.

Inkeroinen celebrates 150 years of continuous development

The facilities' history is partly shared with Stora Enso, who owns the Inkeroinen board mill, and the Anjala paper mill located next door. Stora Enso was formed when Hans Gutzeit, a Norwegian company founded the Kotka sawmill, Finland's largest steam sawmill in 1872.