Constantia Flexibles posted record results in the first six months of the current business year. Sales could be increased due to higher volumes sold in Western Europe, North America and the emerging countries from organic growth by 5% and by acquisitions by 17%. Total sales was raised by 22% in the half year comparison to Euro 803.4 million (previous year Euro 659.4 million).

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Constantia Flexibles increases sales by 22% to Euro 803.4 million in 1H 2013

Aug 30, 2013. /Lesprom Network/. Constantia Flexibles posted record results in the first six months of the current business year. Sales could be increased due to higher volumes sold in Western Europe, North America and the emerging countries from organic growth by 5% and by acquisitions by 17%. Total sales was raised by 22% in the half year comparison to Euro 803.4 million (previous year Euro 659.4 million), as the company said in the press release received by Lesprom Network.

The operative result before interest, taxes and depreciation (EBITDA) was improved by 18% to Euro 113.0 million and is Euro 17.6 million above the previous year (Euro 95.4 million). EBIT increased by 12% to Euro 61.8 million compared to Euro 54.8 million in 1H 2012.

Thomas Unger, CEO of Constantia Flexibles explains the positive development to date: “Our business model is based on daily consumer demand with sustainable growth potentials in established and emerging markets. In the first half of this year we succeeded to increase our presence in the core markets USA, Mexico and India. Also earnings could be raised.”

In the past year, the basis for further successful business activity was laid with a new organizational structure and a new management. In 2013 the emphasis lies on strengthening market presence in growth regions and further Group integration. Thus far, the financial year 2013 has developed well, and the outlook for the rest of the year is also positive.

Constantia Flexibles, one of the leading flexible packaging groups, supplies international customers in the food, pet food, pharmaceutical and beverage industries.