Aún no se sabe cuándo se entregará el dinero de la compensación por la colusión del papel confort, pero ya se conocen detalles del mecanismo. La CMPC pagaría un monto total de 150 millones de dólares, que serían repartidos entre todos los chilenos mayores de 18 años. El dinero se encuentra actualmente en un depósito a plazo -propiedad de la misma papelera- en el BancoEstado.
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