Human Rights

Our Implementation of the Supply Chain Due Diligence Act and Upholding Human Rights at DEUFOL.

DEUFOL is committed to respecting and promoting human rights across all our business areas and throughout our entire supply chain. We believe that every individual should be treated with dignity, fairness, and respect. This conviction is at the heart of our business operations and is deeply embedded in DEUFOL’s corporate culture.

In alignment with the principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, we have implemented policies and codes of conduct to ensure that our business practices and those of our partners do not violate fundamental human rights. These measures include ensuring safe and respectful working conditions, promoting freedom of association, and adhering to appropriate labor standards.

Our commitment to human rights is also a crucial pillar of our strategy for fulfilling ethical and sustainable practices within our business operations. In line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), DEUFOL focuses on creating a positive impact on society and the environment. Key areas of our initiatives include improving working conditions and promoting health and safety in the workplace.

Furthermore, DEUFOL is actively committed to complying with the German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (LkSG). We implement robust and effective due diligence processes to ensure adherence to human rights and environmental protection standards in our supply chain. Our processes and mechanisms are regularly reviewed and updated to ensure continuous improvement and adaptation to new challenges and best practices.

Through our proactive stance and ongoing commitment to upholding human rights and meeting legal requirements, we strive to achieve a sustainable and positive impact in all areas of our business operations.

 

Dennis Hübner, CEO of the DEUFOL Group:

“With our End-to-End Go-to-Market Strategy, we are firmly committed to upholding human rights throughout the entire supply chain. We promote dignity, fairness, and respect based on our clear guidelines and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Our strategy aims to create positive impacts on society and the environment, particularly through improving working conditions. We actively implement the German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act, conduct regular reviews, and continuously enhance our processes.”

Earnings situation in (€ thousand)

1. Hy 2024 2. Hy 2024 1. Hy 2025 2. Hy 2025 1. Hy 2026
Total turnover 154.684 154.459 154.933 156.339 158.911
EBITDA 16.976 17.853 17.738 19.972 17.836
EBIT 6.142 6.891 5.841 6.614 3.486
EBT 3.274 4.105 2.747 3.207 491
Results for the period 2.257 2.151 1.492 1.690 -619
Earnings per share (€) 0,2271) 0,233 0,158 0,168 -0,082

1) Adjustment of earnings per share for the first half of 2024 in accordance with IAS 33 (due to the reverse split); see the 2024 Annual Report.

The key figures included in the report are rounded for commercial purposes. In individual cases, rounding may mean that the values in the report do not add up exactly to the specified total and that the percentages do not correspond exactly to the values shown.

Earnings situation in (€ thousand)

2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
Total turnover 243.049 271.580 294.004 309.142 311.272
EBITDA 27.475 34.033 46.116 34.829 37.710
EBIT 6.340 13.223 16.642 13.032 12.454
EBT 2.906 10.414 11.341 7.379 5.954
Results for the period 1.933 7.009 7.196 4.408 3.182
Earnings per share (€) 0,030 0,151 0,1531) 0,460 0,326

1) Without retroactive adjustment of earnings per share for the year 2023. For adjusted figures in accordance with IAS 33, please refer to the 2024 Annual Report.

The key figures included in the report are rounded for commercial purposes. In individual cases, rounding may mean that the values in the report do not add up exactly to the specified total and that the percentages do not correspond exactly to the values shown.