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Klabin is one of Brazil's oldest publicly traded industrial companies. The company was founded in 1899 in São Paulo by Lithuanian Jewish immigrant Maurício Klabin, his brothers, and his cousin Miguel Lafer. The Klabin and Lafer families have continuously controlled the company for over 125 years through five generations of ownership. Today Klabin is Brazil's largest producer and exporter of packaging paper, the leading segment that includes kraftliner, paperboard, corrugated boxes, and industrial sacks. The company runs over 20 industrial plants across Brazil and Argentina. Klabin manages 911,000 hectares of forests, with 41 percent of that area preserved as native forest. Annual production capacity reaches 2.9 million tons of paper and 1.6 million tons of pulp. The company is the only producer in Brazil that integrates short-fiber, long-fiber, and fluff pulp from a single forest base. Klabin trades publicly on the Brazilian stock exchange under the ticker KLBN11. Current market capitalization is approximately R$22 billion, equivalent to roughly $4.4 billion at today's exchange rate. Klabin has compounded through more than 125 years of currency regimes, hyperinflation, military dictatorships, two impeachments, four constitutional changes, and multiple global commodity cycles. The company has been a component of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for five consecutive years, present in both the World and Emerging Markets portfolios. Klabin is the only Brazilian pulp and paper company present in both portfolios simultaneously. Most American capital allocators have never heard the name. The Brazilian industrial economy is a 125 year old compounding machine that international capital has not yet bothered to read.

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