Norexeco AS
NOREXECO is a regulated commodity exchange dedicated to the global pulp and paper industry, offering cash-settled financial futures for price-risk management.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
NOREXECO is a regulated commodity exchange dedicated to the global pulp and paper industry. It provides access to cash-settled financial futures that allow producers, consumers, and financial participants to manage price risk and capture trading opportunities in a transparent and efficient market. Since 2016, NOREXECO has been a benchmark provider for pulp futures and fibre markets, delivering independent market intelligence to producers, traders, and investors worldwide. Its market intelligence covers trade flows across Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Americas. The exchange works with partners including European Commodity Clearing (ECC), Fastmarkets, Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE), and CQG.
History
NOREXECO was established in 2012. It received a licence as a regulated market place in 2014. The first futures transaction at NOREXECO took place in 2016. In 2019, recycled OCC and packaging-grade coverage expanded. In 2021, it became benchmark administrator for Shanghai Pulp. In 2022, API access and real-time data feeds were introduced. In 2025, it launched the Market Supporter Program/Liquidity Program. In 2026, European Gross Price contracts were delisted and spot-based futures contracts for Europe were listed.
Products and positioning
The Global Exchange for Green, Forest-Based Futures
NBSK Shanghai Pulp futures
Financially settled against the NOREXECO Shanghai Final Index (NSFI); underlying is the Final Delivery Settlement Price of the Bleached Softwood Kraft Pulp Futures Contract traded on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE), exclusive of VAT and converted to USD.
BHKP China Net futures
BHKP Europe futures
NBSK Europe futures
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