Symrise AG 2017 IR
The report highlights Symrise's financial and sustainability achievements for the 2017 fiscal year, marking its twelfth consecutive year of profitable growth with sales reaching approximately ‐3 billion. Key milestones include the strategic acquisitions of Cobell in the UK and Citratus in Brazil, alongside the opening of new innovation centers in Singapore and Mumbai. On the environmental front, the company achieved its 2020 climate goals four years ahead of schedule, committing to a new target of reducing absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 17.5% by 2030. Additionally, Symrise was recognized with the German Award for Excellence for its international social commitment in Madagascar and Ecuador.
Company: Symrise AG
Sector: Manufacturing
Country: Germany
Year: 2017
Type: IR
Pages: 146
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Symrise AG
Corporate Report
The report highlights Symrise's financial and sustainability achievements for the 2017 fiscal year, marking its twelfth consecutive year of profitable growth with sales reaching approximately ‐3 billion. Key milestones include the strategic acquisitions of Cobell in the UK and Citratus in Brazil, alongside the opening of new innovation centers in Singapore and Mumbai. On the environmental front, the company achieved its 2020 climate goals four years ahead of schedule, committing to a new target of reducing absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 17.5% by 2030. Additionally, Symrise was recognized with the German Award for Excellence for its international social commitment in Madagascar and Ecuador.
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Report Year
2017
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2017 - Dec 31, 2017
Fiscal Year
2017
Type
Integrated Report
Language
English
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