DSM-Firmenich AG 2010 IR
The report highlights Royal DSM's strong financial recovery in 2010, with net sales from continuing operations increasing by 22% to ’8.176 billion and operating profit rising by 74% to ’752 million. The company successfully completed its Vision 2010 strategy, finalizing its transformation into a focused Life Sciences and Materials Sciences company through key divestments like DSM Agro and DSM Melamine. DSM also announced major strategic moves, including the intended acquisition of Martek and a joint venture with Sinochem. In sustainability, DSM was ranked first in the chemical sector of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index and achieved its target of an 8% energy efficiency improvement compared to 2005.
Company: DSM-Firmenich AG
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Switzerland
Year: 2010
Type: IR
Pages: 224
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DSM-Firmenich AG
Integrated Annual Report
The report highlights Royal DSM's strong financial recovery in 2010, with net sales from continuing operations increasing by 22% to ’8.176 billion and operating profit rising by 74% to ’752 million. The company successfully completed its Vision 2010 strategy, finalizing its transformation into a focused Life Sciences and Materials Sciences company through key divestments like DSM Agro and DSM Melamine. DSM also announced major strategic moves, including the intended acquisition of Martek and a joint venture with Sinochem. In sustainability, DSM was ranked first in the chemical sector of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index and achieved its target of an 8% energy efficiency improvement compared to 2005.
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Report Year
2010
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2010 - Dec 31, 2010
Fiscal Year
2010
Type
Integrated Report
Language
English
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