ATLANTA - Georgia-Pacific's consumer products subsidiary has filed an initial public offering to sell as much as a billion dollars of its stock. <br>
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Monday's filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission did not specify a share price or the number of shares to be sold. <br>
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The company is currently called CP&P, although the company's final name has not been announced. <br>
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CP&P will own and operate Georgia-Pacific's consumer products, packaging, paper and pulp businesses. <br>
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Last month, Georgia-Pacific's board approved splitting the company. GP will continue as a building products and distribution enterprise. <br>
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The public offering registration is subject to SEC review.
