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Les Industries JPB has raised both equity and debt to build a cogeneration power plant

Les Industries JPB has raised both equity and debt to build a new power plant.

Founded in 2000, Les Industries JPB specializes in the reclamation and transformation of treated timber discarded by power distribution, telephone, highway transportation and railway companies. The firm processes this wood into quality lumber and non-standard poles, among other things, and converts the production waste into wood chips or biomass for subsequent use as an energy source by cement factories and paper mills.

Oaklins' team in Canada advised Les Industries JPB on the minority sale of the equity as well as on the debt financing plan.

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Sebastien Nadeau

Managing Partner
Montreal, Canada
Oaklins Canada

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