Domtar

Paper Excellence acquired Domtar Corporation in 2021 and took it private; Wikidata lists Paper Excellence as owned by Jackson Wijaya Limantara, and press and Wikipedia coverage ties Paper Excellence's capital to the Widjaja family's Sinar Mas/Asia Pulp and Paper group in Indonesia, so ownership is allocated to OTHER at full weight. Corporations Canada confirms an active federal holding entity, Paper Excellence Canada Investments Corporation, registered in Vancouver, BC with directors in Richmond, BC, but the registry does not itself show the Indonesian beneficial-ownership link, which is reported rather than verified.

• Domtar - Wikipedia · press
• Paper Excellence - Wikidata · press
• Jackson Wijaya Limantara - Wikidata · press
• Federal corporation information - 1253755-9 - Corporations Canada · registry record “300 - 638 Smithe Street, Vancouver BC V6B 1E3”
• Company Facts - Domtar · the vendor's own site “a leading, privately held manufacturer of diversified forest products”

Domtar's own locations page lists roughly 43 named mills; counting by facility, about 28 are in Canada (mostly Quebec, plus British Columbia and Ontario) and 15 in the US (across the southern and midwestern US), giving a rough 65/35 Canada-to-US split by facility count rather than revenue. Its most recent SEC 10-K describes a similarly split North American mill network but its facility-by-country breakdown could not be cleanly extracted from the filing text, so the vendor's own locations page is used as the primary basis and the split is treated as an estimate.

• Domtar's Global Locations: Mills & Offices - Domtar · the vendor's own site
• 10-K · filing

Domtar's fiscal 2025 Form 10-K states approximately 12,100 employees, 54% in Canada and 46% in the United States, matching its dual principal-executive-office addresses in Montreal, Quebec and Fort Mill, South Carolina on the same filing's cover page.

• 10-K · filing “We have approximately 12,100 employees; 46% are employed in the United States and 54% in Canada.”

Domtar states it sources 100% of its wood fiber to third-party forestry standards but does not publish a country breakdown; pulp and paper mills typically draw fiber from the forest region surrounding each mill, so the input mix is estimated to mirror the manufacturing footprint (roughly 65% Canada, 35% US) rather than measured directly.

• Company Facts - Domtar · the vendor's own site “Sources 100% of fiber per third-party standards”