Suzano SA, the world's largest pulp producer, reported robust results for the second quarter of 2025, driven by the operational performance of its new Ribas do Rio Pardo pulp mill. The company announced sales of 3.7 million tonnes of pulp and paper, marking a substantial 28% increase from the same period in 2024. This growth was primarily attributed to the contributions from the newly operational mill, which began production in July 2024. The company's net revenue for the quarter reached R$13.3 billion, reflecting a 16% rise compared to 2Q24. Despite lower global pulp prices, Suzano's adjusted EBITDA stood at R$6.1 billion, supported by favorable exchange rates and contributions from recently acquired mills in the United States. Operating cash generation totaled R$4.1 billion, while net profit amounted to R$5.0 billion, benefitting from the accounting impact of US dollar-denominated debt and hedging operations converted into Brazilian Real. Looking ahead, Suzano's CEO, Beto Abreu, highlighted the company's continued focus on executing its long-term strategy of value-accretive growth, including the announcement of a joint venture with Kimberly-Clark. The company remains committed to enhancing its competitiveness and anticipates a significant downward trend in pulp production costs in the second half of 2025. Suzano's net leverage in U.S. dollars concluded the quarter at 3.1 times, and the cash cost of pulp production was reported at R$832 per tonne, excluding downtime.