The year 2013 turned out to be a very successful one for the Heinzel Group in spite of the difficult market situation. Production was expanded by 68% to 965,759 tons of paper and pulp. Total sales volumes (including traded goods) rose by 20% to 2,813,314 tons. On this basis Heinzel Group increased its sales revenue by 22% to Euro 1,329.1 million, and its net income by 73% to Euro 57 million.

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Heinzel Group’s net income increased by 73% to Euro 57 million in 2013

May 30, 2014. /Lesprom Network/. The year 2013 turned out to be a very successful one for the Heinzel Group in spite of the difficult market situation. Production was expanded by 68% to 965,759 tons of paper and pulp. Total sales volumes (including traded goods) rose by 20% to 2,813,314 tons. On this basis Heinzel Group increased its sales revenue by 22% to Euro 1,329.1 million, and its net income by 73% to Euro 57 million, as the company said in the press release received by Lesprom Network. 

“This is the second best result in our company’s history”, says a satisfied Alfred H. Heinzel, founder and CEO of the Heinzel Group.

“We achieved record levels with respect to total production, sales volumes and sales revenue, even though the Laakirchen plant specializing in uncoated publishing papers did not belong to the Group yet in the first quarter. This shows that it is possible to successfully operate in our industry even under difficult circumstances thanks to our focused strategy and our streamlined and efficient structure,” Alfred Heinzel adds.

“I am particularly pleased with the fact that we managed to integrate Laakirchen Papier AG, a company which had belonged to the Heinzel family until the 1980s, into the Group last year.”

Heinzel Group, consolidated within Heinzel Holding, ranks among the largest producers of market pulp and magazine paper in Central and Eastern Europe.