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Greiner publishes 2025 Annual and Sustainability Report

05/05/2026 | 5 min read
Peter Dobosz

Greiner AG has released its 2025 Annual Report and looks back on a stable business development despite a challenging global environment. With group revenues of around EUR 1.94 billion, only slightly below the previous year, the company once again demonstrates the strength of its broadly diversified portfolio while continuing to align itself with future-oriented priorities. 

Stable performance in a volatile market environment

Geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainties and volatile markets shaped the 2025 financial year. Despite these conditions, Greiner achieved a robust overall performance. Positive contributions from individual business units were able to offset declines in other segments to a large extent. 

This stability was also supported by the guiding principle of this year’s report, Where courage meets future. Courage, responsibility and a clear values-driven mindset served as an internal compass guiding Greiner through a year marked by uncertainty. The company’s commitment to shaping the future with foresight helped ensure that even in a difficult environment it consistently focused on long-term perspectives and sustainable value creation.

The strength of a resilient portfolio is particularly evident in an increasingly challenging environment. Against this backdrop, our focus was on securing stability as well as further developing the strategic alignment of our portfolio.

Saori Dubourg, CEO Greiner AG

Key figures 2025 at a glance 

  • Group revenue 2025: EUR 1.94 billion
  • Investments: EUR 106 million
  • Employees: 10,242
  • Sites and countries: 105 sites in 28 countries 

Development of the divisions

Greiner Packaging: Growth through new customers and international expansion

Greiner Packaging generated revenues of around EUR 902 million in 2025, making it the strongest division within the group. The division successfully held its position in an overall demanding market environment. Growth was primarily driven by new customer acquisitions and the targeted expansion of the customer base, especially in North America. 

The division benefited from its broad international footprint and growing demand for innovative, recyclable and resource efficient packaging solutions. Continuous product development and an expanded solutions portfolio enabled Greiner Packaging to serve existing customers even more effectively while opening up new markets. 

In addition, operational efficiency measures and targeted investments in technology and automation further strengthened the division’s competitiveness. The combination of market proximity, innovation and customer specific packaging concepts created a solid foundation for continued growth. 

With a focus on our customers, capacity for innovation, and sustainability, we set new standards in 2025, drove the circular economy forward, and shaped long-term success.

Beatrix Praeceptor, CEO Greiner Packaging

Greiner Bio-One: Stability despite regulatory challenges 

Greiner Bio-One generated revenues of around EUR 637 million. The division responded to increased regulatory requirements and slower growth in some core markets, particularly in the United States, with targeted measures to strengthen operational stability. 

Greiner Mediscan: Independent division from 2026 onward 

Starting in 2026, Greiner Mediscan will no longer be managed as part of Greiner Bio-One but as an independent division. This step provides a clear structure for further growth in the field of sterilization technologies. 

NEVEON: Actively addressing a challenging market environment 

With revenues of around EUR 408 million, NEVEON reflects the ongoing difficulties in key markets such as the furniture and mattress industry. At the same time, the division invested purposefully in research and development and responded to market changes with clear structural measures. 

Targeted investments in future topics

In 2025, Greiner invested around EUR 106 million in the development of the group. The investments focused on production modernization, efficiency improvements, digitalization, automation and innovation. 

A robust cost base creates the founda-tion for being able to invest in a targeted manner even in times of uncertainty.

Hannes Moser, CFO Greiner AG

A significant share of the investments flowed into European sites, complemented by focused growth programs in international markets, particularly in North America. 

Operational excellence as a driver of corporate development

With Marcus Morawietz assuming the role of COO, Greiner placed even stronger emphasis on operational and commercial excellence. Harmonized processes, group wide standards and improved use of synergies are contributing to enhanced efficiency across the organization. 

Operationally and commercially, we are focusing consistently on excellence – from procurement and production to customer interaction

Marcus Morawietz, COO Greiner AG

Sustainability remains a key strategic pillar

In 2025, Greiner once again received the Platinum rating from EcoVadis, placing it among the top one percent of companies evaluated worldwide. The share of renewable energy in total electricity consumption was further increased. 

Greiner also published its first voluntary CSRD compliant annual report, underscoring its commitment to transparency and sustainable value creation. 

Outlook 2026: Stable today, firmly focused on the future

With strengthened resilience, clear strategic priorities and a values driven leadership approach, Greiner is well positioned for the current business year. The focus remains on portfolio development, enhancing operational and commercial performance and driving sustainable value creation. 

We are acting from a position of stability and are shaping the next phase of the Group’s development in a deliberate and focused manner.

Saori Dubourg, CEO Greiner AG

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