
Sustainability is not just a word for us — it is a firm part of our lives.
We make products with a long service life and emphasise durability, functionality and stable quality.
We adhere to a policy of equal rights and obligations. We create dignified and safe working conditions.
We implement zero-waste production methods and processes that minimise waste and increase production efficiency.
We cooperate on the development of regions in the economic, cultural, social and sporting spheres.
We see sustainability as a long-term commitment to be better in everything we do. That is why we have set ourselves voluntary goals that we systematically integrate into our decisions. These goals represent concrete steps towards an overall improvement of our environmental and social responsibility. The goals are set for a year-on-year comparison 2025/2030.
We will increase the share of circular materials used from 35 % to 40 %.
We will reduce CO2 emissions by 10 kt. By purchasing zero-emission energy (in a volume of 50 %) we will reduce our carbon footprint and thus prevent the generation of CO2 emissions.
We will reduce subsurface water consumption by 28 %. Thanks to the construction of a retention basin, we will be able to use 20,000 m3 of rainwater and thus reduce the abstraction of subsurface water.

Waterproofing membranes for green roofs. Planted roof areas absorb and evaporate large amounts of rainwater back into the atmosphere and thereby contribute significantly to cooling buildings, humidifying the air and reducing dust.
Insulation membranes for cool-roof systems — the white finish of the upper layer of the membrane reflects more sunlight, which helps reduce roof temperature and excessive heating of buildings. Such roofs reduce the need for indoor air conditioning, which reduces energy consumption.
Our membranes also positively serve to retain water in the landscape — ponds, lakes, biotopes and reservoirs help to mitigate drought and improve the microclimate.

The lower layer of floor coverings contains up to 80 % regranulates created by reprocessing internal technological residues, which contributes to closing the material cycle of these products.
The properties of BO PET films and laminates allow these packaging materials to be used in demanding applications, for example in the food industry to extend the shelf life of food, which contributes to saving food resources.
Warning films for protecting cabling contain up to 95 % regranulate, which contributes to saving virgin material.




