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Cascade Inc
404 Marie-Victorin Blvd, P.O. Box 30 | Phone | +1 819 3635100 | Revenue | 3,625 (million CAD) | Kingsey Falls, QC | Fax | +1 819 3635155 | Net Profit | 99 (million CAD) | J0A 1B0 | Website | www.cascades.com | Employees | 12,150 (Estimated) | Canada | Exchange | CAS [Toronto Stock Exchange] | Industry | Paper and Packaging |
Company Overview
Cascades Inc. (Cascades) is a Canada based packaging company, carries out operations in production, conversion and marketing of packaging and tissue products of recycled fibers. The company has a leading operations in green packaging and tissue paper products. The company operates in two sectors: Packaging Products and Tissue Papers.

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Name | Title | Alain Lemaire | Chairman | Laurent Lemaire | Member of the Board | Bernard Lemaire | Director | Christian Dube | Chairman, Reno de Medici | Martin P. Pelletier | Director | Source: Annual Report, Company Website, Primary and Secondary Research, GlobalDataShare Data |

Cascades Inc.

Share Price (CAD) as on 26-Nov- 2012

Cascades Inc., SWOT Analysis | Strengths | Weaknesses | Integrated Network Leading Market Position | Debt Obligations Declining Working Capital | Opportunities | Threats | Growing Corrugated Packaging IndustryStrategic Acquisition | Increased Costs of Raw MaterialsStringent Regulations | Source: Annual Report, Company Website, Primary and Secondary Research, GlobalData |

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EPS (CAD) -0.16 Market Cap (million CAD) 404 Enterprise Value (million CAD) 2,122 Shares Outstanding (million) 94
Source: Annual Report, Company Website, Primary and Secondary Research, GlobalData
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Table of Contents Table of Contents 2 List of Tables 3 List of Figures 3 Section 1 - About the Company 4 Cascades Inc. - Key Facts 4 Cascades Inc. - Key Employees 5 Cascades Inc. - Key Employee Biographies 7 Cascades Inc. - Major Products and Services 8 Cascades Inc. -

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