Core Insights - Borregaard has faced an unexpected outage at its Sarpsborg facility, affecting the production of a key chemical for speciality cellulose, leading to shipment delays for certain grades [1] - The company has engaged with experts to address the issue and mitigate customer impact, with expected deliveries of speciality cellulose in Q3 now projected at approximately 30,000 tonnes, down from the previously forecasted 35,000 to 38,000 tonnes [2] - The estimated negative impact on the Group's EBITDA for Q3 is projected to be between NOK 40 million and NOK 50 million [2] Production Impact - The outage has restricted cellulose production to grades outside standard specifications, causing delays in shipments [1] - Other product lines at the biorefinery, including lignin-based biopolymers, bio-vanillin, bioethanol, and cellulose fibrils, have not been affected by the outage [1] Financial Implications - The revised forecast for speciality cellulose deliveries indicates a significant reduction in expected output for Q3 [2] - The financial impact of the outage is quantified, with a projected EBITDA reduction of NOK 40–50 million for the quarter [2]