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Kotlas

City in Arkhangelsk oblast (region), northwestern Russian Federation; population (2001 est) 65,300. Located 450 km/280 mi southeast of Archangel at the confluence of the Northern Dvina and Vychegda rivers, it is a centre for ship construction and repair, and also has wood-processing and paper industries. Its busy river port and railway junction make Kotlas a major transportation centre. The city grew up around a railhead in the late 19th century, and became a town in 1917.
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In 2002, a holding company set up by Deripaska gained a 61% stake in the I lim -owned Kotlas paper mill.
Meanwhile, a business battle rages back home by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
During 1994 he began acquiring pulp and paper manufacturers, adding Kotlas pulp and paper mill, Bratsk Forest industry complex and St Petersburg carton board mill to his rapidly-growing empire.
THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION; Hitch over Everton's pounds 20m saviour by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
llim is one of the largest pulp and paper concerns in Russia and competing ownership claims have led to the fight for control of the Bratsk and Kotlas mills being dubbed the "War in the Woods".
Russia: a booming market presents its own challenges by Kenny, Jim / Solutions - for People, Processes and Paper
 
 
 
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