Century Synthetic Fiber Corp 2018 SR
The report highlights Century Synthetic Fiber Corporation's (STK) successful 2018 performance, with consolidated net sales reaching VND 2,408 billion and a 79% increase in net profit. A key achievement was raising the proportion of recycled yarn revenue to 16.2%. The company completed the Trang Bang 5 project, adding a waste yarn recycling line and increasing total capacity to 63,300 tons. Environmentally, STK reduced its diesel-related carbon footprint by 82% by switching to electric forklifts and saved over 2.5 million POY bobbins through reuse. Socially, employee remuneration increased by 12%, and the company maintained its status as a Top 100 Sustainable Enterprise in Vietnam for the third consecutive year.
Company: Century Synthetic Fiber Corp
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Vietnam
Year: 2018
Type: SR
Pages: 71
Century Synthetic Fiber Corp
The report highlights Century Synthetic Fiber Corporation's (STK) successful 2018 performance, with consolidated net sales reaching VND 2,408 billion and a 79% increase in net profit. A key achievement was raising the proportion of recycled yarn revenue to 16.2%. The company completed the Trang Bang 5 project, adding a waste yarn recycling line and increasing total capacity to 63,300 tons. Environmentally, STK reduced its diesel-related carbon footprint by 82% by switching to electric forklifts and saved over 2.5 million POY bobbins through reuse. Socially, employee remuneration increased by 12%, and the company maintained its status as a Top 100 Sustainable Enterprise in Vietnam for the third consecutive year.
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Document Details
Report Year
2018
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2018 - Dec 31, 2018
Fiscal Year
2018
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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Women on Board
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