Heinzel Group Reports Results for 2024

HEINZEL GROUP published its results for 2024, reporting progress in strategic growth and sustainability. A key milestone was the successful start-up of PM6 at the Steyrermühl site, which was integrated into the Group as of January 1, 2024. Net sales rose to EUR 2,164.4 million (excluding the discontinued operations of Raubling). The Group also achieved a -4.7% CO₂ emissions reduction in 2024, amounting to a total of -23.7% (Scope 1 & 2) since the base year 2021, reinforcing its commitment to defossilization.

HEINZEL GROUP produced 1.31 million tons of pulp and paper in 2024. Sales totaled 3.17 million tons. EBITDA reached EUR 101.9 million, investments in property, plant, and equipment amounted to EUR 107.8 million. The rebuild of PM11 at Laakirchen, which began in 2024 and started production of containerboard on April 1, 2025, represents a significant investment and further expands the Group’s capacity for sustainable packaging papers.
more at: https://www.heinzel.com/en/about-us/news/heinzel-group-reports-results-for-2024/

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