DyStar has published its 2024–2025 Integrated Sustainability Report, showcasing continued progress towards its long-term environmental, social, and governance goals. A central highlight of the report is the company’s significant achievement in reducing its carbon footprint, with Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions totaling 42.
96 × 10³ tCO₂e, representing a 67% absolute reduction from the 2011 baseline.
In addition, DyStar has strengthened its resource efficiency, cutting wastewater production intensity by 58% to 7.64 m³ per ton of production, while also improving energy efficiency with a 3% reduction in consumption to 9.67 GJ per ton.
Sustainable practices are also reflected in the company’s procurement and packaging processes, with 45% of packaging materials sourced from recycled content and zero reported non-compliance issues regarding labeling or product information. On the social dimension, DyStar continues to advance inclusivity and employee well-being, with 31% of management positions now held by women, and the report recording zero workplace fatalities or incidents of work-related ill health. The company further contributed USD 180,000 towards community initiatives, underlining its role as a socially responsible corporate actor.
From a governance perspective, DyStar maintains a strong record of integrity and compliance. The 2024–2025 report confirms no cases of corruption, anti-competitive behavior, antitrust violations, or data breaches, reflecting the company’s commitment to robust corporate governance and transparency.
Overall, the latest sustainability report highlights DyStar’s consistent efforts to align its operations with global sustainability standards, ensuring measurable progress in environmental impact reduction, social responsibility, and ethical business practices.
