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The German speciality chemical supplier CHT says that its ‘Eco’ range accounted for 80% of its sales and over 90% of its purchasing volumes were sustainably certified last year

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CHT has shown strong growth on the back of green chemistry

Tübingen-based textile chemical supplier CHT Group has posted pre-tax profits of €21.1 million on record sales of €614.3 million in 2024, saying that sustainability has been a key driver of its financial progress.

Speaking after seeing 2024 profits rise by €13.4 million on the previous fiscal year, Eva Baumann, CEO of the CHT Group said, “The past year shows that we are on track with our strategic direction. We have proven that profitable growth and sustainability are not opposites but mutually reinforcing. We will focus on this successful development in the long term and align our further growth accordingly.”

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