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annual report 2007
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Our business Sappi is a global pape
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Our top risks These risks are furth
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Financial targets and performance*
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Our Charter commitments Examples of
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Business structure Johannesburg Asi
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Our brands and products Coated pape
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Non-executive directors continued D
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Divisional and corporate management
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- Page 21 and 22: We expect to continue our improving
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21. Interest-bearing borrowings con
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21. Interest-bearing borrowings con
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21. Interest-bearing borrowings con
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23. Provisions continued September
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US$ million 2007 2006 24. Notes to
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US$ million 2007 2006 27. Contingen
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28. Post-employment benefits - pens
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Europe US$ million Southern Africa
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29. Post-employment benefits other
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30. Share-based payment The Sappi L
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31. Financial Instruments The group
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33. Events after Balance Sheet date
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35. Summary of differences between
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36. New United States accounting st
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37. Directors’ remuneration conti
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38. Directors’ interests The foll
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M R Thompson (1) E van As Total 200
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Company auditor’s report Independ
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Condensed company balance sheet at
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Notes to the condensed company fina
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Investments at September 2007 Share
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Non-GAAP financial definitions The
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corporate governance requirements.
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Franklin Abraham Sonn (68) BA Hons,
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Proxy form for annual general meeti
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Forward looking statements Certain