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23.08.2022

Lenzing: Transition to green electricity in Indonesia

  • Gradual transformation of production capacities to LENZING™ ECOVERO™ and VEOCEL™ branded specialty viscose

The Lenzing Group, provider of wood-based specialty fibers, is expanding its global clean electricity portfolio and transitioning its production site in Purwakarta to green electricity. The Indonesian subsidiary PT. South Pacific Viscose (SPV) has been using electricity generated solely from renewable sources since July this year, which will reduce its specific carbon emissions by 75,000 tonnes annually.

In 2019, Lenzing became the first fiber producer to set a target of halving its carbon emissions by 2030 and becoming climate neutral by 2050. This carbon reduction target has been recognized by the Science Based Targets Initiative. In Purwakarta, Lenzing is currently investing in the reduction of carbon emissions, as well as air and water emissions. Thanks to its EUR 100 million investment in this area, Lenzing is gradually transitioning its existing capacities for standard viscose to LENZING™ ECOVERO™ and VEOCEL™ branded specialty viscose.

  • Gradual transformation of production capacities to LENZING™ ECOVERO™ and VEOCEL™ branded specialty viscose

The Lenzing Group, provider of wood-based specialty fibers, is expanding its global clean electricity portfolio and transitioning its production site in Purwakarta to green electricity. The Indonesian subsidiary PT. South Pacific Viscose (SPV) has been using electricity generated solely from renewable sources since July this year, which will reduce its specific carbon emissions by 75,000 tonnes annually.

In 2019, Lenzing became the first fiber producer to set a target of halving its carbon emissions by 2030 and becoming climate neutral by 2050. This carbon reduction target has been recognized by the Science Based Targets Initiative. In Purwakarta, Lenzing is currently investing in the reduction of carbon emissions, as well as air and water emissions. Thanks to its EUR 100 million investment in this area, Lenzing is gradually transitioning its existing capacities for standard viscose to LENZING™ ECOVERO™ and VEOCEL™ branded specialty viscose.

“Demand for our wood-based, biodegradable specialty fibers is constantly rising. We see enormous growth potential, especially in Asia. The switch to green, renewable electricity marks a huge step forward in converting our Indonesian site into a specialty fiber supplier. This makes us better positioned to meet the growing demand for sustainably produced fibers,” comments Robert van de Kerkhof, Chief Commercial Officer for Fiber at Lenzing.


The company aims to generate more than 75 percent of its fiber revenue from the wood-based, biodegradable specialty fibers business under the TENCEL™, LENZING™ ECOVERO™ and VEOCEL™ brands by 2024. With the launch of the lyocell plant in Thailand in March 2022 and the investments in existing production sites in Indonesia and China, the share of specialty fibers in Lenzing’s fiber revenue is set to exceed the 75 percent target by a significant margin as early as 2023.

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Lenzing AG

15.06.2022

Lenzing partners with TfS to build global sustainable supply chains

  • Lenzing continues to focus on partnering for systemic change

  • Clear commitment to improving the environmental footprint of textile and nonwoven industries

  • Global initiative TfS promotes sustainable design of global supply chains

The Lenzing Group, a world-leading provider of wood-based specialty fibers for the global textile and nonwoven industries, has joined the chemical industry’s sustainable supply chain initiative, Together for Sustainability (TfS). Together with Lenzing, numerous internationally active chemical companies have joined the initiative. Their common goal is to make the global supply chains of the chemical industry sustainable.

  • Lenzing continues to focus on partnering for systemic change

  • Clear commitment to improving the environmental footprint of textile and nonwoven industries

  • Global initiative TfS promotes sustainable design of global supply chains

The Lenzing Group, a world-leading provider of wood-based specialty fibers for the global textile and nonwoven industries, has joined the chemical industry’s sustainable supply chain initiative, Together for Sustainability (TfS). Together with Lenzing, numerous internationally active chemical companies have joined the initiative. Their common goal is to make the global supply chains of the chemical industry sustainable.

“Joining the TfS initiative is another clear commitment to improving the environmental footprint of the global textile and nonwoven industries and proves that sustainability is taken very seriously at Lenzing – so much so that sustainability is at the heart of our business strategy. So much so, it sits at the core of the Group’s business strategy. The industry needs innovation in order to transition from linear to circular ways of working, and Lenzing will continue to partner across the supply chain to bring this vision to life,” says Robert van de Kerkhof, Chief Commercial Officer Fiber at Lenzing.

Partnering for systemic change
Complex global sustainability challenges require a collaborative approach to developing systemic solutions, involving many stakeholder groups. In order to make the global textile and nonwovens industries more sustainable and bring about systemic change, Lenzing has therefore also been building on partnerships within its sustainability strategy “Naturally Positive” for many years.

“I am very proud to welcome Lenzing to the TfS family, bringing the TfS membership to 37 companies. Together and with our strategic partners we continue to expand our reach and increase our impact on the sustainability performance in chemical supply chains. Given the regulatory landscape, climate challenges and market conditions, the need for sustainable businesses only intensifies. TfS is the crucial enabler to make supply chains and businesses at large more sustainable and contribute to developing a better world”, says TfS President Bertrand Conquéret.

The global TfS initiative follows the principles of the UN Global Compact and Responsible Care.

 

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Lenzing AG

01.04.2022

ÖGUT-Umweltpreis: Lenzing als Champion der Kreislaufwirtschaft ausgezeichnet

Die Lenzing Gruppe, führender Anbieter von holzbasierten Spezialfasern, ist am 31. März, mit dem ÖGUT-Umweltpreis 2022 in der Kategorie „World without Waste“ ausgezeichnet worden. Die Österreichische Gesellschaft für Umwelt und Technik (ÖGUT) würdigte insbesondere den Beitrag der Unternehmensgruppe für den Wandel der Textil- und Bekleidungsindustrie von einem linearen zu einem Modell der Kreislaufwirtschaft.

Die Textil- und Bekleidungsindustrie zählt mit jährlich 40 Millionen Tonnen Abfall zu den Branchen mit der höchsten Umweltbelastung und braucht daher dringend Veränderung. Lenzing hat sich zum Ziel gesetzt, diesen Wandel voranzutreiben, und begrüßt deshalb auch die europäische Kreislaufwirtschaftsstrategie, die darauf abzielt, den Ressourcenverbrauch zu verringern, Umweltverschmutzung und Abfälle zu vermeiden, die Wertschöpfung und Ressourceneffizienz zu erhöhen sowie negative soziale Auswirkungen auf die Menschen abzufedern.

Die Lenzing Gruppe, führender Anbieter von holzbasierten Spezialfasern, ist am 31. März, mit dem ÖGUT-Umweltpreis 2022 in der Kategorie „World without Waste“ ausgezeichnet worden. Die Österreichische Gesellschaft für Umwelt und Technik (ÖGUT) würdigte insbesondere den Beitrag der Unternehmensgruppe für den Wandel der Textil- und Bekleidungsindustrie von einem linearen zu einem Modell der Kreislaufwirtschaft.

Die Textil- und Bekleidungsindustrie zählt mit jährlich 40 Millionen Tonnen Abfall zu den Branchen mit der höchsten Umweltbelastung und braucht daher dringend Veränderung. Lenzing hat sich zum Ziel gesetzt, diesen Wandel voranzutreiben, und begrüßt deshalb auch die europäische Kreislaufwirtschaftsstrategie, die darauf abzielt, den Ressourcenverbrauch zu verringern, Umweltverschmutzung und Abfälle zu vermeiden, die Wertschöpfung und Ressourceneffizienz zu erhöhen sowie negative soziale Auswirkungen auf die Menschen abzufedern.

„Effektives Textilrecycling ist eines der komplexesten Kernthemen der Textilwirtschaft in den nächsten Jahren. Durch Bündelung von Know-how und Zusammenarbeit sehen wir von Lenzing eine zielgerichtete Realisierung von Lösungsmöglichkeiten. Daher freuen wir uns sehr über diese Anerkennung“, sagt Sonja Zak, Head of Circularity Initiative der Lenzing Gruppe.

Die Lenzing Gruppe präsentierte im Rahmen ihrer Einreichung ihr auf nachhaltige Innovationen ausgerichtetes Geschäftsmodell der Kreislaufwirtschaft. Exemplarisch dafür stehen die Einführung der ersten kommerziellen Cellulosefaser mit Recyclinganteil nach der REFIBRA™ Technologie und die zukunftsweisende Kooperation mit Södra.

From Linear to Circular
Die Zusammenarbeit mit dem schwedischen Zellstoffproduzenten Södra ist ein weiterer Meilenstein im Bestreben der Lenzing, deren ambitionierte Klima- und Nachhaltigkeitsziele umzusetzen. Beide Unternehmen, die sich seit vielen Jahren proaktiv für die Förderung der Kreislaufwirtschaft in der Modebranche einsetzen, bündeln ihre Kräfte, um dem Thema einen weiteren Schub zu geben und einen entscheidenden Beitrag zur Lösung des globalen Textilabfallproblems zu leisten. Auch eine Erweiterung der Kapazitäten für die Zellstoffgewinnung aus Alttextilien ist vorgesehen. Ziel ist es, bis 2025 in der Lage zu sein, 25.000 Tonnen Alttextilien pro Jahr zu recyceln.

Der ÖGUT-Umweltpreis wurde 2022 in insgesamt sechs Kategorien vergeben. Ausgezeichnet wurden dabei technologische und soziale Innovationen, die den Energie- und Ressourcenverbrauch senken und zur sozialen Nachhaltigkeit beitragen. „Wichtig für die Entscheidung der Jury war, dass die Lenzing AG auf bestehende Prozesstechnologien aufbaut und dabei gleichzeitig innovativ und skalierbar ist. Da die Lenzing AG bereits am Markt etabliert ist, ist auch eine große Sichtbarkeit des Themas gegeben“, so die Jurybegründung. Die ÖGUT ist eine unabhängige Non-Profit-Organisation, die sich seit mehr als 30 Jahren für eine nachhaltige Ausrichtung von Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft einsetzt.

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Lenzing AG

09.12.2021

Lenzing recognized as one of the most sustainable companies worldwide

The Lenzing Group, a world-leading provider of wood-based specialty fibers, has been recognized for leadership in corporate sustainability by global environmental non-profit organization CDP, securing a place on its prestigious “A List” for tackling climate change as well as acting to protect water security and forests. Lenzing is one of 14 companies worldwide that were recognized with an outstanding triple “A” for environmental leadership in climate change, water security and forests. Through significant demonstrable action on climate, water security risks and deforestation, Lenzing is leading on corporate environmental ambition, action and transparency worldwide.

The world’s economy looks to CDP as the gold standard of environmental reporting with the richest and most comprehensive dataset on corporate and city action. In 2021, over 590 investors with over USD 110 trillion in assets and 200 major purchasers with USD 5.5 trillion in procurement spend requested companies to disclose data on environmental impacts, risks and opportunities through CDP’s platform. 13,000 companies responded.

The Lenzing Group, a world-leading provider of wood-based specialty fibers, has been recognized for leadership in corporate sustainability by global environmental non-profit organization CDP, securing a place on its prestigious “A List” for tackling climate change as well as acting to protect water security and forests. Lenzing is one of 14 companies worldwide that were recognized with an outstanding triple “A” for environmental leadership in climate change, water security and forests. Through significant demonstrable action on climate, water security risks and deforestation, Lenzing is leading on corporate environmental ambition, action and transparency worldwide.

The world’s economy looks to CDP as the gold standard of environmental reporting with the richest and most comprehensive dataset on corporate and city action. In 2021, over 590 investors with over USD 110 trillion in assets and 200 major purchasers with USD 5.5 trillion in procurement spend requested companies to disclose data on environmental impacts, risks and opportunities through CDP’s platform. 13,000 companies responded.

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Lenzing AG

03.11.2021

Lenzing: Earnings more than doubled in first nine months of 2021

The Lenzing Group reported a significant year-on-year improvement in revenue and earnings in the first nine months of 2021 thanks to the largely positive market environment. Growing optimism in the textile and apparel industry and the recovery in retail led to a substantial increase in demand and prices on the global fiber market, particularly at the start of the current financial year.

Revenue rose by 32.9 percent to EUR 1.59 bn in the first nine months of 2021. This increase is attributable to a higher sales volume as well as higher viscose prices, which stood at more than RMB 15,000 in May thanks to significantly higher demand for fibers, especially in Asia. The focus on wood-based specialty fibers such as the TENCEL™, LENZING™ ECOVERO™ and VEOCEL™ branded fibers also had a positive impact on the revenue trend; the share of specialty fibers in fiber revenue amounted to 72.4 percent in the reporting period. This more than offset the negative impact of less favorable currency effects.

The Lenzing Group reported a significant year-on-year improvement in revenue and earnings in the first nine months of 2021 thanks to the largely positive market environment. Growing optimism in the textile and apparel industry and the recovery in retail led to a substantial increase in demand and prices on the global fiber market, particularly at the start of the current financial year.

Revenue rose by 32.9 percent to EUR 1.59 bn in the first nine months of 2021. This increase is attributable to a higher sales volume as well as higher viscose prices, which stood at more than RMB 15,000 in May thanks to significantly higher demand for fibers, especially in Asia. The focus on wood-based specialty fibers such as the TENCEL™, LENZING™ ECOVERO™ and VEOCEL™ branded fibers also had a positive impact on the revenue trend; the share of specialty fibers in fiber revenue amounted to 72.4 percent in the reporting period. This more than offset the negative impact of less favorable currency effects.

The earnings performance essentially reflects the positive market trend and was additionally reinforced by efficiency-enhancement measures. Energy, raw material and logistics costs increased significantly during the entire reporting period. EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) more than doubled to EUR 297.6 mn in the first nine months of 2021 (compared to EUR 138.5 mn in the first nine months of 2020). The EBITDA margin rose from 11.6 percent to 18.7 percent. Net profit for the period amounted to EUR 113.4 mn (compared to a net loss of EUR minus 23.3 mn in the first nine months of 2020) and earnings per share to EUR 3.77 (compared to EUR minus 0.1 in the first three months of 2020).

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Lenzing AG

22.07.2021

Lenzing awarded platinum status for sustainability by EcoVadis

The Lenzing Group has been awarded Platinum status in EcoVadis’ CSR rating. The assessment comprehensively covers the four main CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) practices: the environment, fair working conditions and human rights, as well as ethics and sustainable procurement.

In the previous three years, Lenzing had already received outstanding ratings in all categories, and was awarded Gold status in 2018, 2019 and 2020. “We are very proud to have now achieved the step up to the Platinum level after several Gold ratings in the past few years. At Lenzing, we always think beyond fibres and take responsibility for our children and grandchildren – for whom we do our best in order to constantly improve ourselves. This attitude forms part of our strategic principles and we will continue to work hard to make a sustainable contribution to the environment and to society”, notes Stefan Doboczky, CEO of the Lenzing Group.

The Lenzing Group has been awarded Platinum status in EcoVadis’ CSR rating. The assessment comprehensively covers the four main CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) practices: the environment, fair working conditions and human rights, as well as ethics and sustainable procurement.

In the previous three years, Lenzing had already received outstanding ratings in all categories, and was awarded Gold status in 2018, 2019 and 2020. “We are very proud to have now achieved the step up to the Platinum level after several Gold ratings in the past few years. At Lenzing, we always think beyond fibres and take responsibility for our children and grandchildren – for whom we do our best in order to constantly improve ourselves. This attitude forms part of our strategic principles and we will continue to work hard to make a sustainable contribution to the environment and to society”, notes Stefan Doboczky, CEO of the Lenzing Group.

The Lenzing Group’s ambitious climate targets form an essential part of its strategy and responsibility to future generations. In 2019, Lenzing became one of the world’s first fiber manufacturers to commit to reducing CO2 emissions per ton of product by 50 percent by 2030, and even becoming climate-neutral by 2050. The Science Based Targets Initiative, a recognised organisation in the area of climate-relevant target-setting, has scientifically validated Lenzing’s climate targets.

This scientific validation also forms one of the essential criteria that EcoVadis highlights in its rating. In addition, the responsible procurement of raw materials – according to social and ecological aspects – was also highlighted as a further core element in the company’s sustainability strategy, as well as support for external environmental initiatives (Sustainable Apparel Coalition, Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action) and initiatives on labour and human rights issues (Sustainable Apparel Coalition).

Lenzing awarded several times Internationalization (c) Lenzing AG
17.06.2021

Lenzing awarded several times Internationalization

  • First place in the Austria’s Leading Companies business competition
  • Winner of the Global Player Award for successful internationalization

Lenzing AG has two renowned national awards to celebrate. Austria’s Leading Companies (ALC), which was held on Wednesday, June 16, 2021, again recognized the country’s most successful companies. In a competition organized by PwC Austria, Die Presse newspaper and KSV1870, a credit protection firm and business platform, Lenzing won first prize in the “Climate protection” category.

At the ALC Awards, the company’s performance is what counts. Balance sheet figures and sales and earnings growth over the past three fiscal years, alongside a weighted system of key performance indicators, ensure that the results are objective. A carefully selected jury then decides on the final ranking across the various categories. “In these challenging times for the economy, the ALC Award offers valuable recognition and motivation for the future. In periods of crisis, innovation, moving with the times and a change of perspective are crucial”, added the organizers.

  • First place in the Austria’s Leading Companies business competition
  • Winner of the Global Player Award for successful internationalization

Lenzing AG has two renowned national awards to celebrate. Austria’s Leading Companies (ALC), which was held on Wednesday, June 16, 2021, again recognized the country’s most successful companies. In a competition organized by PwC Austria, Die Presse newspaper and KSV1870, a credit protection firm and business platform, Lenzing won first prize in the “Climate protection” category.

At the ALC Awards, the company’s performance is what counts. Balance sheet figures and sales and earnings growth over the past three fiscal years, alongside a weighted system of key performance indicators, ensure that the results are objective. A carefully selected jury then decides on the final ranking across the various categories. “In these challenging times for the economy, the ALC Award offers valuable recognition and motivation for the future. In periods of crisis, innovation, moving with the times and a change of perspective are crucial”, added the organizers.

Successful internationalization
For no less than the 26th time, this year saw the award of the Export Prize of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (WKO) to companies that have been highly successful in markets abroad. The jury chose Lenzing as the winner of the Global Player Award 2020.

The prize is awarded to companies that have built up a strong position on the global market over the past several years. The Global Player Award recognizes businesses that have established an efficient network outside of Austria and are actually considered to be pioneers in exporting goods or services within a particular country or sector.

Dominic Köfner M.A. / CIRO Vice President Corporate Communications & Public Affairs Lenzing Group (c) Lenzing AG/Marko Mestrovic
10.05.2021

Lenzing: Dominic Köfner, new head of Corporate Communications & Public Affairs

Among other things, Köfner will play a key role in shaping the internationalization of the Lenzing Group and contribute to the implementation of the corporate strategy sCore TEN.

Dominic Köfner (46) will take over as head of Corporate Communications & Public Affairs at Lenzing AG at the beginning of May. As Vice President, he will report directly to the Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Stefan Doboczky.

Dominic Köfner has gained national and international experience over the past two decades at renowned consulting firms, communications agencies and on the corporate side. Before joining the Lenzing Group, Mr. Köfner was Managing Director of the communications agency Serviceplan Austria and most recently Senior Consultant at the agency group Sports & Media in Munich. Before that, he was responsible for the agendas of the Zumtobel Group and the MOL Group, respectively as CMO and CCO. Before he was appointed as crisis communications manager by the Austrian Ministry of Finance to deal with the “Hypo Alpe Adria Bank” case, he managed numerous national and international mandates as a communications consultant for the Brunswick Group.

Among other things, Köfner will play a key role in shaping the internationalization of the Lenzing Group and contribute to the implementation of the corporate strategy sCore TEN.

Dominic Köfner (46) will take over as head of Corporate Communications & Public Affairs at Lenzing AG at the beginning of May. As Vice President, he will report directly to the Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Stefan Doboczky.

Dominic Köfner has gained national and international experience over the past two decades at renowned consulting firms, communications agencies and on the corporate side. Before joining the Lenzing Group, Mr. Köfner was Managing Director of the communications agency Serviceplan Austria and most recently Senior Consultant at the agency group Sports & Media in Munich. Before that, he was responsible for the agendas of the Zumtobel Group and the MOL Group, respectively as CMO and CCO. Before he was appointed as crisis communications manager by the Austrian Ministry of Finance to deal with the “Hypo Alpe Adria Bank” case, he managed numerous national and international mandates as a communications consultant for the Brunswick Group.

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Lenzing AG

05.05.2021

Lenzing Group with an excellent start into 2021

Lenzing – The Lenzing Group had a clearly positive revenue and earnings development in the first quarter of 2021. Growing optimism in the textile and apparel industry as a result of the vaccination progress and the continuing recovery in retail led to a significant increase in demand and higher prices in the global fiber market.

•    Significant increase in operating result: EBITDA at EUR 94.5 mn, cash flow from operating activities more than tripled
•    Major strategic projects continue fully on track – production start of the lyocell plant in Thailand expected in the fourth quarter 2021
•    Upper Austria’s largest photovoltaic plant at the Lenzing site
•    Lenzing exits Hygiene Austria joint venture
•    Guidance 2021: Lenzing expects operating result at least at pre-crisis level

Please read the attached document for more information.

Lenzing – The Lenzing Group had a clearly positive revenue and earnings development in the first quarter of 2021. Growing optimism in the textile and apparel industry as a result of the vaccination progress and the continuing recovery in retail led to a significant increase in demand and higher prices in the global fiber market.

•    Significant increase in operating result: EBITDA at EUR 94.5 mn, cash flow from operating activities more than tripled
•    Major strategic projects continue fully on track – production start of the lyocell plant in Thailand expected in the fourth quarter 2021
•    Upper Austria’s largest photovoltaic plant at the Lenzing site
•    Lenzing exits Hygiene Austria joint venture
•    Guidance 2021: Lenzing expects operating result at least at pre-crisis level

Please read the attached document for more information.

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Lenzing Aktiengesellschaft

21.04.2021

Lenzing: Outlook for current financial year raised

The Lenzing Group got off to a better-than-expected start to the financial year 2021, with preliminary EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) rising by 36.8 percent year-on-year to EUR 94.5 mn in the first quarter of 2021.

Despite the continuing high degree of volatility in the textile sector due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Managing Board of the Lenzing Group raises its guidance for the 2021 financial year: The Lenzing Group expects the operating result to be at least at the level of the pre-crisis year 2019.

The results of the Lenzing Group for the 1st quarter of the current financial year will be published on Wednesday, May 05, 2021.

The Lenzing Group got off to a better-than-expected start to the financial year 2021, with preliminary EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) rising by 36.8 percent year-on-year to EUR 94.5 mn in the first quarter of 2021.

Despite the continuing high degree of volatility in the textile sector due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Managing Board of the Lenzing Group raises its guidance for the 2021 financial year: The Lenzing Group expects the operating result to be at least at the level of the pre-crisis year 2019.

The results of the Lenzing Group for the 1st quarter of the current financial year will be published on Wednesday, May 05, 2021.

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Lenzing AG

19.01.2021

Lenzing plans Upper Austria's largest ground-mounted photovoltaic plant

With the industrial use of solar energy, Lenzing sets new standards regarding decarbonization in the fiber industry.

The Lenzing Group plans Upper Austria’s largest ground-mounted photovoltaic plant on an area of around 55,000 m². The groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled to take place in summer 2021. After the expected commissioning in the second half of 2021, the plant's output will amount to 5.5 MWpeak. With approximately 16,000 modules, the plant will generate nearly 5,500 megawatt hours per year. This corresponds to the average annual electricity demand of more than 1,700 households and is unique in Upper Austria on this scale.

The photovoltaic plant is an important symbolic milestone for Lenzing on its way to becoming a CO2-neutral manufacturing site. This project is part of Lenzing’s global energy concept, which aims to provide electricity from 100 percent renewable sources in order to reduce CO2 intensity by 50 percent already in 2030 and to be globally climate neutral in 2050.

With the industrial use of solar energy, Lenzing sets new standards regarding decarbonization in the fiber industry.

The Lenzing Group plans Upper Austria’s largest ground-mounted photovoltaic plant on an area of around 55,000 m². The groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled to take place in summer 2021. After the expected commissioning in the second half of 2021, the plant's output will amount to 5.5 MWpeak. With approximately 16,000 modules, the plant will generate nearly 5,500 megawatt hours per year. This corresponds to the average annual electricity demand of more than 1,700 households and is unique in Upper Austria on this scale.

The photovoltaic plant is an important symbolic milestone for Lenzing on its way to becoming a CO2-neutral manufacturing site. This project is part of Lenzing’s global energy concept, which aims to provide electricity from 100 percent renewable sources in order to reduce CO2 intensity by 50 percent already in 2030 and to be globally climate neutral in 2050.

"The great challenges of our time need answers. As a leading company in innovation and sustainability, we are proactively contributing to the achievement of climate targets and setting new standards for our industry," explains Stefan Doboczky, CEO of the Lenzing Group. “In addition to ongoing major investments in CO2 neutral sites such as Thailand and Brazil, innovative projects at existing sites are bringing us one step closer to climate neutrality.”

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Lenzing AG

Lenzing introduces blockchainenabled traceability platform (c) Lenzing
06.11.2020

Lenzing introduces blockchainenabled traceability platform

  • New level of transparency in the textile industry
  • Building on several successful pilot projects with TextileGenesis™, the digital platform for the traceability across the textile supply chain has now been introduced.

The Lenzing Group, a leading company in the area of wood-based specialty fibers, celebrates another milestone on the way to making the textile and apparel industry more sustainable and transparent. Since 2019, Lenzing has been using the blockchain technology powered by the Hong Kong start-up TextileGenesis™ to ensure the traceability of textiles from fiber to production and distribution. After several successful pilot projects, the digital platform was launched on 5 November for TENCEL™ and LENZING™ ECOVERO™ branded fibers. The platform provides customers and partners as well as consumers with an overview across the entire textile supply chain.

  • New level of transparency in the textile industry
  • Building on several successful pilot projects with TextileGenesis™, the digital platform for the traceability across the textile supply chain has now been introduced.

The Lenzing Group, a leading company in the area of wood-based specialty fibers, celebrates another milestone on the way to making the textile and apparel industry more sustainable and transparent. Since 2019, Lenzing has been using the blockchain technology powered by the Hong Kong start-up TextileGenesis™ to ensure the traceability of textiles from fiber to production and distribution. After several successful pilot projects, the digital platform was launched on 5 November for TENCEL™ and LENZING™ ECOVERO™ branded fibers. The platform provides customers and partners as well as consumers with an overview across the entire textile supply chain.

With the COVID-19 pandemic, more changes have been brought to the already transforming fashion and textile industries. To date, supply chain traceability has become a top priority for apparel and home brands. With the blockchain-enabled supply chain traceability platform powered by TextileGenesis™, Lenzing supports the entire supply chain in meeting the increasing demand for transparency and sustainability.

Phased onboarding and new digital certificates

A follow-up of a 12-month pilot program and field trials with four leading sustainable brands (H&M, ArmedAngels, Mara Hoffman and Chicks) and supply chain players from 10 countries in three regions, the global roll-out of Lenzing’s blockchain-enabled supply chain traceability platform will be conducted in phases. During the first phase, Lenzing’s supply chain partners based in South Asia (India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka) will complete the onboarding process within Q4 2020. An estimated 300+ supply chain partners in China and Turkey will also join the program in Q1 2021. It is estimated that by Q2 2021,  most eligible Lenzing supply chain partners will be onboarded into the platform, ensuring full supply chain traceability.

One of the core components of the platform powered by TextileGenesis™ is integration with the Lenzing EBranding fabric certification system, which allows brands and retailers not only to access the full supply chain traceability for TENCELTM and LENZINGTM ECOVEROTM branded fibers but also to view the results of forensic (physical) verification of fabric samples via the digitally signed Lenzing E-Branding fabric certificates. “

Over the past year, during the pilot program and field trials we have been receiving very positive feedback from brands and supply chain partners. Our brand partners have also been encouraging us to accelerate the global roll-out for traceability of Lenzing fibers. With this new system and the integration with Lenzing E-Branding fabric certificates, the entire Lenzing ecosystem will create an unprecedented level of transparency. This will provide consumers with the most sustainable and climate-friendly clothing and home textile products that are made of TENCEL™ or LENZING™ ECOVERO™ branded fibers”, says Robert van de Kerkhof, Chief Commercial Officer and Member of the Board at Lenzing.

“With increasing compliance and reputational risks, CEOs and Boards of top 100 fashion brands have committed to using 100% sustainable and traceable fibers over the next 5 years, with transparency being a core part of business priorities. Sustainability and traceability are two sides of the same coin, and it’s great to see Lenzing paving the way for the entire fashion industry to follow. Our supply chain traceability platform will create digital accounting for Lenzing’s innovative and sustainable fibers across the entire supply chain using Fibercoins™ traceability technology”, says Amit Gautam, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of TextileGenesis™.

Fibercoin™ technology to ensure traceability across supply chain

Through using the innovative Fibercoin™ technology of the TextileGenesis™ platform, Lenzing and other brand
partners are now able to issue digital tokens (blockchain assets) in direct proportion to the physical shipments of TENCEL™ and LENZING™ ECOVERO™ branded fibers. These digital tokens provide a unique “fingerprint” and authentication mechanism, preventing adulteration, providing a more secure, trustworthy, digital chain-of custody across the entire textile supply chain, and most importantly, ensuring the materials are sustainably produced.

Lenzing Logo (c) Lenzing Gruppe
29.09.2020

Lenzing ist Gründungspartner der Renewable Carbon Initiative

Elf führende Unternehmen aus sechs Ländern haben im September 2020 unter der Leitung des nova-Instituts (Deutschland) die Renewable Carbon Initiative (RCI) gegründet. Ziel der Initiative ist es, den Übergang von fossilen Rohstoffen wie Erdöl, Erdgas und Kohle zu erneuerbarem Kohlenstoff für alle organischen Chemikalien und Materialien zu unterstützen und zu beschleunigen.

Neben Lenzing sind diese zehn Unternehmen Gründungsmitglieder der RCI und bilden auch den Kernbeirat: Beiersdorf (Deutschland), Cosun Beet Company (Niederlande), Covestro (Deutschland), Henkel (Deutschland), LanzaTech (USA), NESTE (Finnland), SHV Energy (Niederlande), Stahl (Niederlande), Unilever (Großbritannien) und UPM (Finnland).

Elf führende Unternehmen aus sechs Ländern haben im September 2020 unter der Leitung des nova-Instituts (Deutschland) die Renewable Carbon Initiative (RCI) gegründet. Ziel der Initiative ist es, den Übergang von fossilen Rohstoffen wie Erdöl, Erdgas und Kohle zu erneuerbarem Kohlenstoff für alle organischen Chemikalien und Materialien zu unterstützen und zu beschleunigen.

Neben Lenzing sind diese zehn Unternehmen Gründungsmitglieder der RCI und bilden auch den Kernbeirat: Beiersdorf (Deutschland), Cosun Beet Company (Niederlande), Covestro (Deutschland), Henkel (Deutschland), LanzaTech (USA), NESTE (Finnland), SHV Energy (Niederlande), Stahl (Niederlande), Unilever (Großbritannien) und UPM (Finnland).

Die Renewable Carbon Initiative befasst sich mit dem Kernproblem des Klimawandels, der Gewinnung und Nutzung von fossilem Kohlenstoff. Die Vision ist klar formuliert: Bis 2050 soll fossiler Kohlenstoff vollständig durch erneuerbaren Kohlenstoff aus alternativen Quellen ersetzt werden: Biomasse, direkte CO2-Nutzung und Recycling. Die Gründer sind überzeugt, dass die organische Chemie- und Materialindustrie nur so nachhaltig, klimafreundlich und Teil der Kreislaufwirtschaft – sprich Teil der Zukunft – werden kann.

Robert van de Kerkhof, Chief Commercial Officer der Lenzing Gruppe: „Wir bei Lenzing glauben, dass wir systemischen Wandel nur durch strategische Partnerschaften erreichen können. Daher unterstützen wir die Renewable Carbon Initiative. Es ist der richtige Schritt und voll und ganz im Einklang mit unserer Unternehmensstrategie. Deshalb sind wir von Anfang an Teil der RCI und ihrer Verpflichtung, sofort zu handeln.“ Michael Carus, CEO des nova-Instituts und Leiter der Renewable Carbon Initiative: „Hier geht es um eine grundlegende Veränderung in der chemischen Industrie. So wie die Energiewirtschaft auf erneuerbare Energien umgestellt wird, wird erneuerbarer Kohlenstoff das neue Fundament der zukünftigen Chemie- und Materialindustrie. Die Initiative beginnt heute und wird von nun an sichtbar präsent sein. Wir wollen den Wandel beschleunigen.“

Die RCI will vorwiegend über drei Wege Veränderungen bewirken: Sie zielt zum einen darauf ab, branchenübergreifende Plattformen zu schaffen, die die Machbarkeit von erneuerbarem Kohlenstoff bei konkreten Aktivitäten demonstrieren. Zweitens wird ein Hauptziel darin bestehen, sich für Gesetzes-, Steuer- und Regulierungsänderungen einzusetzen, um für erneuerbaren Kohlenstoff gleiche wirtschaftliche Wettbewerbsbedingungen zu schaffen. Der dritte Weg wird schließlich darin bestehen, durch die Schärfung des Bewusstseins und des Verständnisses für erneuerbaren Kohlenstoff in der Geschäftswelt und der breiten Öffentlichkeit eine größere Anziehungskraft für nachhaltige Alternativen zu schaffen.

Mit insgesamt elf internationalen Mitgliedsunternehmen und der persönlichen Unterstützung von mehr als 100 Branchenexperten legte die RCI einen starken Start hin. Die Initiative hofft, in den kommenden Monaten viele weitere Mitglieder und Unterstützer zu gewinnen, um die starke Dynamik der Initiative aufrechtzuerhalten. Gemeinsam wird die RCI den Übergang von fossilem zu erneuerbarem Kohlenstoff für alle organischen Chemikalien und Materialien unterstützen und beschleunigen.

Letztendlich ist das Ziel ebenso komplex wie einfach: erneuerbare Energien und erneuerbarer Kohlenstoff für eine nachhaltige Zukunft. Im Rahmen der RCI wird sich Lenzing insbesondere auf die weitere Ökologisierung der Textil- und Vliesstoffbranchen konzentrieren. Lenzing wird dieses Konzept fördern und ihre Partner ermutigen, Teil dieser Vision zu werden.

Mehr Informationen zur Renewable Carbon Initiative finden Sie unter www.renewable-carbon-initiative.com.

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21.09.2020

Lenzing Group further improves sustainability rating

The Lenzing Group was raised to “B-” by the sustainability rating agency ISS ESG and awarded “Prime Status”.  

In its latest report, ISS ESG, one of the most recognized rating agencies in the field of sustainability, raised the Lenzing Group’s sustainability rating from “C+” to “B-”, the highest rating in the category “Paper & Forest Products“, positioning the Lenzing Group among the top 10 percent of rated companies. The “Prime Status” of the Lenzing Group has also been confirmed.

ISS ESG is one of the leading agencies for sustainability ratings internationally and currently covers more than 8,000 issuers worldwide. The assessment of sustainability performance is based on more than 800 individual indicators in the areas of environmental, social and governance (so-called ESG criteria) performance. 40 companies from all over the world are rated in the “Paper & Forest Products” category. The best rating in this category is “B-“.

The Lenzing Group was raised to “B-” by the sustainability rating agency ISS ESG and awarded “Prime Status”.  

In its latest report, ISS ESG, one of the most recognized rating agencies in the field of sustainability, raised the Lenzing Group’s sustainability rating from “C+” to “B-”, the highest rating in the category “Paper & Forest Products“, positioning the Lenzing Group among the top 10 percent of rated companies. The “Prime Status” of the Lenzing Group has also been confirmed.

ISS ESG is one of the leading agencies for sustainability ratings internationally and currently covers more than 8,000 issuers worldwide. The assessment of sustainability performance is based on more than 800 individual indicators in the areas of environmental, social and governance (so-called ESG criteria) performance. 40 companies from all over the world are rated in the “Paper & Forest Products” category. The best rating in this category is “B-“.


 An essential part of the Lenzing Group’s strategy are its ambitious climate goals. In 2019, Lenzing was the first fiber manufacturer in the world to make a strategic commitment to climate-neutral production. This vision is to be put into practice by 2050. By 2030, the company is aiming for the interim goal of reducing emissions by 50 percent per ton of product compared to 2017.

The Science Based Targets Initiative, an organization in the field of climate-relevant target setting, has scientifically confirmed the climate targets of the Lenzing

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06.02.2020

Zweite Pilotanlage für TENCEL™ Luxe Filamente fertiggestellt

Die Lenzing Gruppe hat die im Mai 2018 angekündigte zweite Pilot-Fertigungslinie für ihr innovatives Filamentgarn TENCEL™ Luxe fertiggestellt. Der Bau der Anlage, für den am Standort Lenzing EUR 30 Mio. investiert wurden, konnte nach 20 Monaten intensiver Arbeit innerhalb des geplanten Zeit- und Budgetrahmens abgeschlossen werden. Mit der neuen Pilot-Fertigungslinie, die Mitte Dezember den Betrieb aufnahm, sind nun ausreichend Kapazitäten für kommerzielle Programme und weitere Applikationsentwicklungen verfügbar.

Innovation im Eco-Couture-Segment
Mit TENCEL™ Luxe verankert Lenzing das Thema Nachhaltigkeit, kombiniert mit besonderer Ästhetik, im Premium-Luxusmarkt. Die Eigenschaften des feinen Filamentgarns sind wegen des luftigen Tragegefühls und matten Schimmers am besten mit denen von Seide vergleichbar. Gleichzeitig besticht TENCEL™ Luxe durch eine besondere Festigkeit und eine hohe Umweltverträglichkeit.
„TENCEL™ Luxe eröffnet für Lenzing neue Märkte und trägt damit zur erfolgreichen Umsetzung ihrer Unternehmensstrategie sCore TEN bei.

Die Lenzing Gruppe hat die im Mai 2018 angekündigte zweite Pilot-Fertigungslinie für ihr innovatives Filamentgarn TENCEL™ Luxe fertiggestellt. Der Bau der Anlage, für den am Standort Lenzing EUR 30 Mio. investiert wurden, konnte nach 20 Monaten intensiver Arbeit innerhalb des geplanten Zeit- und Budgetrahmens abgeschlossen werden. Mit der neuen Pilot-Fertigungslinie, die Mitte Dezember den Betrieb aufnahm, sind nun ausreichend Kapazitäten für kommerzielle Programme und weitere Applikationsentwicklungen verfügbar.

Innovation im Eco-Couture-Segment
Mit TENCEL™ Luxe verankert Lenzing das Thema Nachhaltigkeit, kombiniert mit besonderer Ästhetik, im Premium-Luxusmarkt. Die Eigenschaften des feinen Filamentgarns sind wegen des luftigen Tragegefühls und matten Schimmers am besten mit denen von Seide vergleichbar. Gleichzeitig besticht TENCEL™ Luxe durch eine besondere Festigkeit und eine hohe Umweltverträglichkeit.
„TENCEL™ Luxe eröffnet für Lenzing neue Märkte und trägt damit zur erfolgreichen Umsetzung ihrer Unternehmensstrategie sCore TEN bei.

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06.11.2019

Lenzing solid in a very difficult market environment

  • Continued positive development of the specialty fiber business with a share in revenue of 49.8 percent
  • Focus on expanding specialty fiber and dissolving wood pulp capacities in line with the sCore TEN strategy
  • Growing trade conflicts put the textile value chain under pressure – standard viscose prices at a historic low
  • Investments of EUR 100 mn to achieve ambitious climate targets

The Lenzing Group continued its solid business development in the third quarter of 2019 despite a significantly more challenging market environment. The consistent implementation of the sCore TEN strategy and the focus on specialty fibers again had a positive impact. As a result, the decline in revenue and earnings in the first three quarters of 2019 due to the historically low standard viscose prices was mitigated.

 

  • Continued positive development of the specialty fiber business with a share in revenue of 49.8 percent
  • Focus on expanding specialty fiber and dissolving wood pulp capacities in line with the sCore TEN strategy
  • Growing trade conflicts put the textile value chain under pressure – standard viscose prices at a historic low
  • Investments of EUR 100 mn to achieve ambitious climate targets

The Lenzing Group continued its solid business development in the third quarter of 2019 despite a significantly more challenging market environment. The consistent implementation of the sCore TEN strategy and the focus on specialty fibers again had a positive impact. As a result, the decline in revenue and earnings in the first three quarters of 2019 due to the historically low standard viscose prices was mitigated.

 

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12.07.2019

LENZING™ fibers help to improve the quality of life for butterfly children

  • Undergarments, pajamas and bed linens tested for months
  • Moisture management of fibers reduce sweating and hence itching
  • Soft and smooth fibers lead to fewer skin injuries

The Lenzing Group has been providing both financial support and textiles made of its fibers to DEBRA Austria, the patient organization for “butterfly children”. The TENCEL™ branded lyocell and modal fibers which are being used are particularly soft and smooth and therefore very skin-friendly. In turn, they help to improve the quality of life for the “butterfly children”.

  • Undergarments, pajamas and bed linens tested for months
  • Moisture management of fibers reduce sweating and hence itching
  • Soft and smooth fibers lead to fewer skin injuries

The Lenzing Group has been providing both financial support and textiles made of its fibers to DEBRA Austria, the patient organization for “butterfly children”. The TENCEL™ branded lyocell and modal fibers which are being used are particularly soft and smooth and therefore very skin-friendly. In turn, they help to improve the quality of life for the “butterfly children”.

In recent months, several patients with the skin disorder Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) have tested leggings, undergarments, pajamas, leggings, quilts and bed linens made of TENCEL™ fibers and have found them to be comfortable and skin-friendly. The skin of EB patients is fragile like the wings of a butterfly. For this reason, coarse fibers, scratching seams, buttons, zippers and fibers which hardly or do not at all absorb sweat frequently lead to additional blisters and sores and increased itching. In contrast, TENCEL™ fibers feature particularly good moisture management and thus support the nature temperature-regulating properties of the body.

 

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10.05.2019

Covestro: Nachhaltiges Kunstleder für die Schuhindustrie

Covestro und die österreichische Lenzing Gruppe haben ein besonders umweltverträgliches Kunstleder für die Schuhindustrie entwickelt. Die Kompetenzen beider Partner ergänzen sich hier perfekt: Covestro bringt seine Expertise als Rohstoff-Spezialist für Polyurethan (PU)-Textilbeschichtungen ein, die auf der wässrigen INSQIN® Technologie basiert. Lenzing verfügt über ein einzigartiges Know-how in der Produktion von Fasern, die auf dem erneuerbaren und natürlichen Material Holz basieren.

Die Umweltverträglichkeit von beschichteten Textilien hängt von einer ganzen Reihe von Faktoren ab. Bedeutsam sind etwa die Herkunft der Rohstoffe, die Verwendung von organischen Lösemitteln, der Energie- und Wasserverbrauch. Das Treibhauspotential von wässrigen PU-Beschichtungen der INSQIN® Technologie ist deutlich niedriger als das von lösemittelbasierten Systemen. Die TENCEL™ Lyocell Faser von Lenzing reduziert den ökologischen Fußabdruck von Kunstleder ebenfalls erheblich, unter anderem, weil sie ressourcenschonend mittels eines innovativen Kreislaufverfahrens hergestellt wird.

 

Covestro und die österreichische Lenzing Gruppe haben ein besonders umweltverträgliches Kunstleder für die Schuhindustrie entwickelt. Die Kompetenzen beider Partner ergänzen sich hier perfekt: Covestro bringt seine Expertise als Rohstoff-Spezialist für Polyurethan (PU)-Textilbeschichtungen ein, die auf der wässrigen INSQIN® Technologie basiert. Lenzing verfügt über ein einzigartiges Know-how in der Produktion von Fasern, die auf dem erneuerbaren und natürlichen Material Holz basieren.

Die Umweltverträglichkeit von beschichteten Textilien hängt von einer ganzen Reihe von Faktoren ab. Bedeutsam sind etwa die Herkunft der Rohstoffe, die Verwendung von organischen Lösemitteln, der Energie- und Wasserverbrauch. Das Treibhauspotential von wässrigen PU-Beschichtungen der INSQIN® Technologie ist deutlich niedriger als das von lösemittelbasierten Systemen. Die TENCEL™ Lyocell Faser von Lenzing reduziert den ökologischen Fußabdruck von Kunstleder ebenfalls erheblich, unter anderem, weil sie ressourcenschonend mittels eines innovativen Kreislaufverfahrens hergestellt wird.

 

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14.03.2019

Lenzing Gruppe mit viertbestem Geschäftsjahr der Unternehmensgeschichte

  • Schwieriges Marktumfeld aufgrund niedriger Preise für Standardviscose, ungünstiger Währungsrelationen sowie gestiegener Preise für Schlüsselrohstoffe und Energie
  • Sehr positive Entwicklung des Spezialfasergeschäftes mit einem Umsatzanteil von mehr als 45 Prozent
  • Dividendenvorschlag von EUR 3,00 plus EUR 2,00 Sonderdividende pro Aktie
  • Ergebnis für 2019 trotz des deutlich angespannteren Marktumfeldes in etwa auf dem Niveau von 2018 erwartet

Die Lenzing Gruppe verzeichnete im Geschäftsjahr 2018 eine erfolgreiche Geschäftsentwicklung. Das deutlich schwierigere Marktumfeld führte – verglichen mit den Rekordergebnissen des Vorjahres – zu einer rückläufigen Umsatz- und Ergebnisentwicklung. Ursächlich dafür waren insbesondere niedrigere Verkaufspreise bei Standardviscose, Wechselkurseffekte sowie gestiegene Rohstoff- und Energiekosten.

  • Schwieriges Marktumfeld aufgrund niedriger Preise für Standardviscose, ungünstiger Währungsrelationen sowie gestiegener Preise für Schlüsselrohstoffe und Energie
  • Sehr positive Entwicklung des Spezialfasergeschäftes mit einem Umsatzanteil von mehr als 45 Prozent
  • Dividendenvorschlag von EUR 3,00 plus EUR 2,00 Sonderdividende pro Aktie
  • Ergebnis für 2019 trotz des deutlich angespannteren Marktumfeldes in etwa auf dem Niveau von 2018 erwartet

Die Lenzing Gruppe verzeichnete im Geschäftsjahr 2018 eine erfolgreiche Geschäftsentwicklung. Das deutlich schwierigere Marktumfeld führte – verglichen mit den Rekordergebnissen des Vorjahres – zu einer rückläufigen Umsatz- und Ergebnisentwicklung. Ursächlich dafür waren insbesondere niedrigere Verkaufspreise bei Standardviscose, Wechselkurseffekte sowie gestiegene Rohstoff- und Energiekosten.

Die Umsatzerlöse der Lenzing Gruppe gingen im Vorjahresvergleich um 3,7 Prozent auf EUR 2,18 Mrd. zurück. Hauptursachen dafür waren das erwartet herausfordernde Marktumfeld für Standardviscose, ungünstigere Währungsrelationen und ein leichter Rückgang der Absatzmenge. Das Betriebsergebnis vor Abschreibungen (EBITDA) reduzierte sich aufgrund von Preissteigerungen bei Schlüsselrohstoffen sowie gestiegener Energie- und Personalkosten um 24 Prozent auf EUR 382 Mio. Die EBITDA-Marge sank von 22,2 Prozent im Geschäftsjahr 2017 auf 17,6 Prozent im Berichtsjahr. Das Betriebsergebnis (EBIT) ging um 36 Prozent auf EUR 237,6 Mio. zurück, was zu einer niedrigeren EBIT-Marge von 10,9 Prozent (2017: 16,4 Prozent) führte. Der Jahresüberschuss nach Einmaleffekten lag mit EUR 148,2 Mio. um 47,4 Prozent unter dem Vorjahreswert von EUR 281,7 Mio. Das Ergebnis je Aktie belief sich auf EUR 5,61 (2017: EUR 10,47).

Vorstand und Aufsichtsrat schlagen der Hauptversammlung die Zahlung einer stabilen Dividende von EUR 3,00 und einer Sonderdividende von EUR 2,00 je Aktie vor. In Summe soll die Dividende EUR 5,00 je Aktie betragen. Das entspricht einer Ausschüttung an die Aktionäre von rund EUR 133 Mio.

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04.02.2019

Lenzing partners with TaFF to open design space for fashion leaders

  • Strategic collaboration in a prominent location on Orchard Road
  • TENCEL™ Studio will host showroom featuring fashion from TENCEL™ fibers
  • Cooperation underpins new branding strategy to reach out to consumers
  • Chain of innovation and application centers in Asia completed

Lenzing/Singapore – The Lenzing Group, world market leader in specialty fibers from wood, will partner with the Textile and Fashion Federation Singapore (TaFF) to offer Singapore’s designers a hub to present themselves and make the TENCEL™ brand more accessible to consumers. The collaboration was announced last week at the opening ceremony of Design Orchard attended by Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Trade and Industry of Singapore.

  • Strategic collaboration in a prominent location on Orchard Road
  • TENCEL™ Studio will host showroom featuring fashion from TENCEL™ fibers
  • Cooperation underpins new branding strategy to reach out to consumers
  • Chain of innovation and application centers in Asia completed

Lenzing/Singapore – The Lenzing Group, world market leader in specialty fibers from wood, will partner with the Textile and Fashion Federation Singapore (TaFF) to offer Singapore’s designers a hub to present themselves and make the TENCEL™ brand more accessible to consumers. The collaboration was announced last week at the opening ceremony of Design Orchard attended by Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Trade and Industry of Singapore.

“Lenzing is excited to work with TaFF on The Cocoon Space and its programs. Our cooperation with fashion designers is an important element in showcasing the sustainability promise of our flagship brand TENCEL™ to consumers. It comprises an integral part of Lenzing’s commitment to green-up the fashion industry”, says Stefan Doboczky, Chief Executive Officer of the Lenzing Group. “Singapore is a strategic hub for Lenzing in Asia, and we are proud to contribute towards taking Singapore’s fashion scene to greater heights.”

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