Sylvamo Europe

Midas Atlantic and Najafi Sign Put Option for Sylvamo Europe

The agreement covers Sylvamo's uncoated freesheet mills in Saillat and Nymölla and its forestry operations, with closing expected in the first quarter of 2027.

By Nina Castell, Startups and funding correspondent1 min read
Illustration: Sylvamo paper mill Saillat
Illustration: Sylvamo paper mill Saillat Illustration: Venturist

Sylvamo Corporation’s European paper business could be acquired by Midas Atlantic Partners and The Najafi Companies under a put option agreement announced Friday on Business Wire. The potential acquisition covers Sylvamo’s uncoated freesheet paper mills in Saillat and Nymölla, along with its forestry and supporting business operations across Europe. Midas Atlantic said it signed the agreement in partnership with The Najafi Companies. The release described the deal as a put option, meaning it relates to a potential acquisition rather than a completed sale. Closing is expected in the first quarter of 2027, the companies said. The announcement did not disclose a purchase price or name a lead investor. Sylvamo produces uncoated freesheet paper at the two mills. No other financial terms were given. The release, issued from Brussels, carried Sylvamo’s ticker, SLVM, and the tag #carveout.

To report an error in this article, write to corrections@venturistnews.com. Corrections log.

Nina Castell covers startups, funding rounds and acquisitions for Venturist. She writes from company announcements, filings and published reporting.

More from Nina