Accordingly, assuming all other conditions are satisfied, including those related to Canadian regulatory review, Abitibi-Consolidated will be in a position to take up and pay for the shares of Donohue on April 18, 2000.
Once the transaction is complete, the new Abitibi-Consolidated will have ownership interests in 29 paper mills in Canada, the U.S., the U.K. and Asia (including its one-third interest in the Pan Asia Paper Company) and in 24 sawmills and a market pulp mill. A-C will market 6.3 million metric tons of newsprint, 1.8 million tons of value-added papers, 444,000 metric tons of high-quality market pulp, and 2.2 billion board feet of lumber.
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