SCA’s Mats Berencreutz to retire

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Simon Matthis - 13 Feb, 2015

Mats Berencreutz, Executive Vice President, SCA, will retire on 01 March 2015 and will thereby leave the Group Management and SCA.

Berencreutz’s retirement was announced on 10 February.

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