Finance & Economy | News & Insights | Textile Technology

Impairment requirements (EBIT) for the financial year 2023; confirmation and specification of earnings forecast (EBITDA)

Published: January 24, 2024
Author: TEXTILE VALUE CHAIN

Lenzing – The annual valuation of assets in accordance with IFRS for the entire Lenzing Group, both nationally  in Austria and internationally, has resulted in a projected asset impairment of up to EUR 480 million for the 2023  financial year.1 The reasons for the impairment requirements are, on the one hand, continued uncertainties in  the economic environment and, on the other hand, still increased raw material and energy costs as well as a  higher interest rate environment. 

The impairment losses are non-cash effective and have no impact on the full-year EBITDA for 2023, but do affect  EBIT for the 2023 financial year. The Managing Board is specifying the previous earnings forecast for the 2023  financial year (EBITDA: EUR 270 – 330 million) and expects an EBITDA of around EUR 300 million. 

About the Lenzing Group

The Lenzing Group stands for ecologically responsible production of specialty fibers made from the renewable raw material wood. As an innovation leader, Lenzing is a partner of global textile and nonwoven manufacturers and drives many new technological developments.

The Lenzing Group’s high-quality fibers form the basis for a variety of textile applications ranging from elegant clothing to versatile denims and high-performance sports clothing. Due to their consistent high quality, their biodegradability and compostability Lenzing fibers are also highly suitable for hygiene products and agricultural applications.

The business model of the Lenzing Group goes far beyond that of a traditional fiber producer. Together with its customers and partners, Lenzing develops innovative products along the value chain, creating added value for consumers. The Lenzing Group strives for the efficient utilization and processing of all raw materials and offers solutions to help redirect the textile sector  towards a closed-loop economy.

In order to reduce the speed of global warming and to accomplish the targets of the Paris Climate Agreement and the “Green Deal” of the EU Commission, Lenzing has a clear vision: namely to make a zero-carbon future come true.

Related Posts