Grupo Rotoplas SAB de CV 2018 IR
The report details Grupo Rotoplas' sustainability and financial performance for 2018, highlighting an 18% increase in net sales and the strategic acquisition of IPS in Argentina, which established the company as the largest polypropylene pipe manufacturer in the Americas. The company reopened its sustainable bond (AGUA 17-2X) to raise an additional 1,000 million Mexican pesos for water and sanitation projects. Key environmental initiatives included installing 1,749 solar panels across Mexican plants and launching the Green Project to increase recycled resin usage. Additionally, the company expanded its school drinking water fountain program, benefiting over 1.1 million children in Mexico.
Company: Grupo Rotoplas SAB de CV
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Mexico
Year: 2018
Type: IR
Pages: 102
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Grupo Rotoplas SAB de CV
Annual Integrated Report
The report details Grupo Rotoplas' sustainability and financial performance for 2018, highlighting an 18% increase in net sales and the strategic acquisition of IPS in Argentina, which established the company as the largest polypropylene pipe manufacturer in the Americas. The company reopened its sustainable bond (AGUA 17-2X) to raise an additional 1,000 million Mexican pesos for water and sanitation projects. Key environmental initiatives included installing 1,749 solar panels across Mexican plants and launching the Green Project to increase recycled resin usage. Additionally, the company expanded its school drinking water fountain program, benefiting over 1.1 million children in Mexico.
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2018
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2018
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2018
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Integrated Report
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English
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