

Hansol Paper
Hansol Paper Co., Ltd. is a South Korean paper and paperboard manufacturer headquartered in Seoul and part of Hansol Group. With industrial roots dating back to 1965, the company operates four major paper mills in South Korea and serves domestic and international markets through its manufacturing, R&D and overseas commercial network. Its current operating legal entity dates to the 2015 demerger; this is distinct from its industrial heritage. The Hansol Paper name was adopted in 1992, following its origins as Saehan Paper. Hansol Paper manufactures a diversified portfolio spanning cartonboard, packaging papers, graphic papers, label materials, thermal papers, dye-sublimation papers, specialty papers and cellulose-based biomaterials. Its packaging portfolio includes recycled and virgin-fibre boxboard, premium INSPER papers and fiber-based barrier solutions such as Hansol EB, Terravas and Protego. For folding-carton and consumer packaging applications, Hansol supplies Hi-Q duplex and all-pulp boards for food, pharmaceutical, personal-care, FMCG and premium packaging. The company also produces label facestock and release liners, including thermal materials, glassine, CCK and SCK papers. Hansol Paper combines its industrial manufacturing base with dedicated paper R&D and an expanding portfolio of recyclable and fiber-based materials designed for increasingly demanding packaging and converting applications. It is publicly listed on Korea's KOSPI market under ticker 213500. Hansol Ecopackaging, formerly Sungwoo Envitech, has been a subsidiary since 2022 and supplies paper cups and food containers. Environmental Business is an internal Hansol Paper division providing paper-mill and environmental-plant engineering, EPC and O&M. Hansol PaperTech is a separate Hansol Holdings group company and is not included as a Hansol Paper mill or subsidiary.
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Hansol Paper Co., Ltd. is a South Korean paper and paperboard manufacturer headquartered in Seoul and part of Hansol Group. With industrial roots dating back to 1965, the company operates four major paper mills in South Korea and serves domestic and international markets through its manufacturing, R&D and overseas commercial network. Its current operating legal entity dates to the 2015 demerger; this is distinct from its industrial heritage. The Hansol Paper name was adopted in 1992, following its origins as Saehan Paper.
