SAO PAULO, (Reuters) – Kimberly-Clark Corp is looking to sell tissue paper assets in Brazil, Latin America and Latin America. Valor Economico, a newspaper, reported that the company was in discussions with JPMorgan (NYSE) in order to reassess the business.

Although a price has not been determined, market estimates indicate that Kimberly-Clark’s assets have a value between $800m and $1billion, with Brazil representing about $200 million.

American-based firm owns brands like Kleenex or Neve.

Valor said Brazilian pulpmaker Suzano SA, Chile’s CMPC-owned Softys, Nine Dragons Paper, Oji Holdings Corp, RGE and J&F Investimentos are among those interested in Kimberly-Clark’s Brazilian assets, citing sources familiar with the matter.

Reuters reached out to Kimberly-Clark and JPMorgan, but they did not respond immediately.