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Core Insights - The company achieved record full-year revenue of nearly €4.8 billion in 2025, reflecting a growth of +4.9% compared to 2024 and +5.5% at constant exchange rates [1][5] - The estimated results for 2025 are in line with the objectives communicated earlier [4][10] Revenue Breakdown - Reported Group revenue reached €4,796.8 million in 2025, with organic growth of +3.8%, a scope effect of +1.8%, and a currency impact of -0.7% [2][12] - The full-year revenue growth breakdown by region includes: - France: €1,399.4 million, +3.3% growth [12][15] - Central Europe: €1,234.1 million, +8.5% growth [12][17] - Scandinavia & Eastern Europe: €639.8 million, +3.3% growth [12][19] - UK & Ireland: €579.5 million, +1.7% growth [12][20] - Latin America: €457.7 million, +0.5% growth [12][22] - Southern Europe: €450.7 million, +11.2% growth [12][24] - Others: €35.6 million, +16.0% growth [12][26] Quarterly Performance - In Q4 2025, the Group reported revenue of €1,205.7 million, reflecting a growth of +5.6% [13][14] - Q4 organic growth was +4.0%, with notable performances in various regions: - France: +2.5% [15][16] - Central Europe: +4.2% [18] - Latin America: +9.7% [23] - Southern Europe: +7.5% [25] Strategic Initiatives - The company actively pursued a targeted acquisition strategy, completing nearly 10 transactions primarily in the flat linen market, which contributed approximately €80 million to 2025 revenue [3][9] - The company plans to continue this acquisition strategy into 2026, with several additional small and mid-sized acquisitions under review [9] Market Dynamics - Despite a slowdown in some European sectors, the company maintained strong commercial momentum, particularly in workwear and healthcare markets in Latin America [6][8] - The hospitality sector experienced a significant rebound during the summer and year-end periods, particularly in France, Spain, and Portugal [7][8] Financial Metrics - The adjusted EBITDA margin for 2025 is expected to be around 35.4%, an improvement of approximately 20 basis points compared to 2024 [10] - The company anticipates providing detailed financial guidance for 2026 during the release of the 2025 annual results [10]

Core Viewpoint - The collaboration between BD and Envetec has successfully demonstrated a feasible method for recycling polystyrene Petri dishes and other plastics used in healthcare, paving the way for sustainable practices in the industry [1][4]. Group 1: Recycling Feasibility - A joint feasibility study has shown that polystyrene, polyester (PET), polypropylene, and polyethylene can be recycled into high-quality manufacturing feedstock after proper disinfection and processing [2][3]. - Envetec's GENERATIONS® technology effectively converts regulated waste into recyclable polymer flakes through a low-energy chemical disinfection process, enabling the transformation of medical waste into new products [3][8]. Group 2: Industry Impact - The pilot project represents a significant step towards creating sustainable solutions for healthcare supply chains, allowing for the recovery and recycling of various plastic products [4][5]. - BD emphasizes the importance of single-use devices made from high-quality plastics in healthcare while acknowledging their environmental impact, indicating a commitment to circular economy solutions for healthcare consumables [5][6]. Group 3: Future Opportunities - Both BD and Envetec see potential for expanding the pilot project to reduce reliance on virgin plastics and maintain high-value polymers in circulation [4][6]. - Envetec is actively developing sustainable circular pathways for treated laboratory plastics, aiming to convert clean flakes into recycled pellets and new plastic products [6][8].

Core Insights - Techem has made significant progress in climate protection, digitalization, and circular economy as highlighted in its sixth sustainability report [1][2] - The company is committed to reducing its carbon footprint and supporting the decarbonization of the building sector through various products and services [2] Climate Goals and CO2 Reduction - In the fiscal year 2025, Techem's total CO2 footprint was approximately 221,407 tons, representing an 11.2% decrease from the previous year, primarily due to reduced Scope-3 emissions [2] - Compared to the base year 2020, this marks a 27% reduction, demonstrating the effectiveness of the implemented climate protection measures [2] - Techem aims to enhance energy efficiency and CO2 reduction through continuous monitoring, optimization of heating systems, and decarbonized heat supply [2] Digital Transformation - The development of the One Digital Platform is driving the digital transformation of the building sector, creating a foundation for increased energy efficiency and CO2 reduction [1][2] - 85.4% of Techem's measuring devices are now capable of wireless communication, enabling data-driven transparency and effective sustainability management [2][6] E-Mobility and Charging Infrastructure - Techem has installed 2,013 charging points for electric vehicles by the end of fiscal year 2025, with plans to expand this to over 5,000 by the end of 2027, all powered by green electricity [3] - The company has electrified 50.4% of its German vehicle fleet, a 20.5% increase from the previous year, with a target of reaching 90% by the end of 2028 [3] Circular Economy Initiatives - Techem has established a Re-Use Center to enhance resource efficiency, allowing devices and components to be reused or recycled, with up to 98% of materials being returned to industrial cycles [4] Sustainability Ratings and Awards - Techem received an "AA" ESG rating from MSCI, positioning it among the leading companies in environmental, social, and governance practices [5] - The company outperforms the industry average in key categories such as carbon emissions and corporate behavior [5] Reporting Standards - Techem's sustainability reporting is voluntary and aligns with Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standards, preparing for European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) [8]

Group 1 - Lassila & Tikanoja Plc's three largest shareholders are entitled to appoint representatives to the company's Nomination Board, based on the shareholder register as of January 14, 2026 [1][3] - Two groups of shareholders have agreed to appoint a joint representative to the Nomination Board, including Evald and Hilda Nissi Foundation and Bergholm Heikki as the first group, and Chemec Oy, CH-Polymers Oy, and several members of the Maijala family as the second group [2] - The representatives appointed to the Nomination Board include Juhani Lassila as Chairman and Jukka Leinonen, the Chairman of Lassila & Tikanoja Plc's Board of Directors, as the fourth member [3] Group 2 - The Nomination Board is responsible for preparing proposals for board members and board remuneration for the upcoming Annual General Meeting [4] - Lassila & Tikanoja is a leading Nordic circular economy company focused on waste management, recycling, and promoting sustainable material use, employing approximately 2,300 people in Finland and Sweden [5] - The company is listed on Nasdaq Helsinki and has significant shareholders including Evald and Hilda Nissi Foundation (approximately 11.5% of shares), Miikka Maijala (approximately 9.4% of shares), and Nordea Funds Ltd (approximately 6% of shares) [6]

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Core Insights - DuPont de Nemours, Inc. is a global leader in innovation, focusing on advanced solutions in sectors such as healthcare, water, construction, and transportation, with a strong commitment to sustainability [1] Group 1: Sustainability Initiatives - The Tyvek® Sustainable Healthcare Packaging Awards program recognizes excellence in healthcare packaging that promotes sustainability using Tyvek, a durable and recyclable material [2] - The awards program is open to a diverse group of participants, including medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturers, sterile packaging manufacturers, healthcare facilities, universities, and material recovery facilities, who must showcase sustainability initiatives implemented within the last 18 months [2] Group 2: Strategic Goals - This initiative aligns with DuPont's strategy to foster a circular economy and reduce Scope 3 emissions, as stated by Lesley Aulick, the global business director for DuPont Tyvek and Typar Roll Goods [3] - DuPont's commitment to sustainability is supported by strong market performance, with Deutsche Bank maintaining a "Buy" rating for DuPont on January 23, 2026, and the stock priced at $44.31, reflecting investor optimism [3] Group 3: Awards Process - The application process for the Tyvek® Sustainable Healthcare Packaging Awards is open until May 22, 2026, with winners to be announced during the Medical Packaging Conference hosted by DuPont in Fall 2026 [4] - This event will highlight the innovative efforts of participants and further DuPont's mission to drive sustainability in healthcare packaging [4]

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Core Insights - Aramis Group's first-quarter performance for fiscal year 2026 aligns with expectations despite a challenging market environment, confirming the strength of its business model and value proposition [2][6][12] - The company has reaffirmed its financial targets for 2026, aiming for at least 115,000 total B2C vehicle sales and a minimum of €55 million in adjusted EBITDA [6][22] Revenue Overview - Total revenues for Q1 2026 amounted to €550.4 million, a decrease of 4.8% compared to Q1 2025 [6][7] - B2C vehicle volumes decreased by 5.6%, reflecting heterogeneous trends across different countries, while the overall market declined by 6% [6][12] - France outperformed the market by 12 points, with revenues increasing by 6.6% to €264.9 million, driven by a 4.4% increase in total volumes [8][15] Segment Performance - B2C segment revenues reached €486.4 million, down 5.1% year-over-year, primarily due to a volume effect of -5.6% [9] - Refurbished cars revenue was €343.1 million, down 11.1%, attributed to a volume effect of -9.3% and a price effect of -1.8% [10] - Pre-registered cars revenue increased by 13.6% to €143.3 million, with a volume effect of +7.5% and a price effect of +6.0% [11] Country-Specific Analysis - In Belgium, revenues decreased by 6.3% to €73.7 million, with a volume decline of 7.7% due to temporary supply issues [16] - Spain's revenues remained stable at €77.4 million, with a volume growth of 2.8%, outperforming a market decline of 2.9% [17] - The United Kingdom saw revenues drop by 23.0% to €90.5 million, with a volume decrease of 20.3%, as part of a strategic focus on profitability [18] - Austria's revenues fell by 28.5% to €35.1 million, with a significant volume decline of 35.4% [19] - Italy experienced strong growth, with volumes up 34.9%, confirming the effectiveness of recent management and strategy adjustments [20] Strategic Outlook - The company is committed to laying the foundations for sustainable growth, acknowledging that the current transition year may temporarily affect volumes [22] - Aramis Group continues to focus on enhancing its service offerings across all markets, aligning with its long-term strategy [14]

Core Insights - Geording Machinery has launched the Shredder Integrated Recycling Machine, an all-in-one solution aimed at Small and Mid-sized Enterprises (SMEs), which can reduce operational expenditure (OPEX) by up to 30% by integrating shredding, recycling, and pelletizing into a single automated workflow [1][4][5] Company Overview - Geording Machinery is a Taiwan-based company with over 30 years of engineering expertise, specializing in advanced plastic recycling systems, particularly for challenging waste streams like chemical drums and contaminated industrial plastics [2][9] - The company focuses on providing scalable, high-performance recycling solutions tailored for smaller manufacturing plants, allowing them to implement efficient recycling programs without significant capital investment [2][3] Product Features - The Shredder Integrated Recycling Machine combines multiple processes into one, minimizing manual labor, optimizing factory space, and significantly reducing energy consumption [4][5] - The system is designed to handle complex industrial waste with precision, as demonstrated by successful deployments in high-standard markets like Japan [5] Market Positioning - Geording aims to make high-efficiency recycling accessible to SMEs, ensuring that sustainability and profitability can coexist [4][8] - The company offers a complete turnkey solution, including factory layout planning and customized machinery selection, to ensure optimal resource efficiency for clients [6] Commitment to Clients - Geording emphasizes its commitment to reliability and long-term partnerships with SMEs, focusing on turning sustainability into a profitable investment [7][8] - The company supports clients in transitioning from single recycling lines to full-scale, customized facilities, helping them convert production waste into reusable materials [8]