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Tuesday,
October 23, 2018 / 04:38 PM / FDC
The
global market for pulp is $168bn of which Nigeria controls less than 0.5%.
Paper, which is the end product of pulp, is a threatened item due to technology
disruption, paperless office etc.
Why
should you still invest in a dying industry? And how do you make money out of a
dinosaur?
The
below slides shed some light on the relevance of pulp and paper in a dynamic
Nigerian economy.
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