The fine paper producer plans to apply a price increase of between 3-5% for all its products with effect from 20 February 2006.
The company said that it had experienced a large increase in the price of its raw materials, energy and logistics over the past few months.
Arjo's parent company, Sequana Capital, has appointed consultancy Roland Berger to review the firm's "strategic position".
The aim is to investigate "what resources will need to be allocated to restore the company's profitability to a more satisfactory level". The findings will be presented at the next Sequana Capital board meeting.
ArjoWiggins and Sequana were unavailable for comment.
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