Abitibi-Consolidated

The company, formed by the October 2007 merger of Bowater Inc. in the U.S. and Canada's Abitibi-Consolidated, was squeezed by diving demand for newsprint and capital market conditions that made financing tough to come by.

Newsprint Firm Files 2009

Abitibi-Consolidated rose 23 cents, or 12%, to 2.16 on the NYSE.

IHOP Slips; 2007

Now, the Abitibi-Consolidated paper mill is closing:

Daimnation!: Hard Luck Town 2005

A strong contribution from market pulp helped AbitibiBowater to post its best operating performance since the first quarter of 2007, several months before the closing of the merger between Abitibi-Consolidated and Bowater Inc.

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Abitibi-Consolidated wants to increase its high brightness uncoated groundwood paper grades in September and October.

Purchasing - Top Stories 2010

Abitibi-Consolidated wants to increase its high brightness uncoated groundwood paper grades in September and October.

Purchasing - Top Stories 2010

Abitibi-Consolidated wants to increase its high brightness uncoated groundwood paper grades in September and October.

Purchasing - Top Stories 2010

Mr. Paterson, a former Bowater executive, joined the company in 2007 following its merger with Abitibi-Consolidated.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Bertrand Marotte 2010

Under the recapitalization proposal, US$2. 9 billion of Abitibi-Consolidated notes are to exchanged for $321 million in new notes paying 12 per cent interest and $810 million in 11 per cent notes, along with 86.7 million shares of AbitibiBowater and 230.7 million warrants in three series to buy stock at prices ranging from $1.00 to $1.50 per share.

News1130.com 2009

In addition, its Abitibi-Consolidated subsidiary has entered into an amendment providing for the continuation of its existing securitization program for its accounts receivable, in the amount of about

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