Ermenegildo Zegna Group Prepares For The Future With New Leadership Structure

MILAN — November 24, 2025 — Ermenegildo Zegna N.V. — together with its consolidated subsidiary, the Ermenegildo Zegna Group — today announced a new leadership structure for the group and ZEGNA brand, effective January 1, 2026. The changes follow a succession planning process carried out thoroughly by the Board of Directors.

Edoardo Zegna, Gildo Zegna, Gianluca Tagliabue,, and Angelo Zegna

Ermenegildo “Gildo” Zegna, currently group chairman and CEO, will assume the role of group executive chairman. In this capacity, he will focus on safeguarding the legacy and integrity of the group’s three brands — ZEGNA, Thom Browne, and TOM FORD FASHION — while continuing to drive long-term value creation. He will also retain oversight of the group’s Textile Division, the group General Counsel’s office (including Internal Audit), and the External Relations department, which encompasses Sustainability, Investor Relations, and Corporate Communications.

Gianluca Tagliabue, currently group CFO and COO, will assume the role of group CEO subject to shareholders’ approval1. Working in close partnership with the group executive chairman, Tagliabue will be responsible for shaping and executing the group’s long-term strategy, driving business performance across all brands, and further strengthening the integration of the group’s corporate functions. He will also oversee manufacturing operations. The CEOs of the group’s brands will report to him. Gian Franco Santhià, currently group control & chief accounting officer, will be appointed as group CFO, reporting to the group CEO.

Edoardo and Angelo Zegna, members of the fourth generation of the Zegna family, will be appointed co-CEOs of the ZEGNA brand. They will succeed Gildo Zegna, who has held this role for more than 20 years. Edoardo Zegna, currently chief marketing and digital officer of ZEGNA as well as group chief sustainability officer, will lead all aspects of brand strategy, from brand image to marketing, and, together with ZEGNA’s Artistic Director Alessandro Sartori, design matters, including store design. Angelo Zegna, currently CEO of ZEGNA’s EMEA region and Global Client Strategy director, will oversee product development, merchandising, and commercial strategy, driving performance across markets and channels.

Gildo Zegna, chairman and CEO of the Ermenegildo Zegna Group, commented: “I am proud and excited about today’s announcement. One of the most important responsibilities of a leader is to think ahead — to prepare for the future and empower the next generation of leadership. This belief has always been deeply rooted in our family values and is a key force behind today’s announcement.

Together with the Board, I have asked Gianluca Tagliabue to assume the role of Group CEO. Over the past decade, Gianluca has been a cornerstone of our Group, leading the company through key transformations. The Ermenegildo Zegna Group is a custodian of authenticity. Gianluca embodies this philosophy and will support the CEOs of our brands in pursuing the Group’s mission as a trusted and forward-looking guide.

Edoardo and Angelo’s complementary strengths and clear vision will make them a highly effective team to lead ZEGNA brand. They continue the family legacy and have demonstrated their business leadership over the past years. Together, they will not only carry forward the brand’s timeless heritage, but strengthen it further.

As executive chairman, I will stand alongside our new leadership team and all our colleagues — a curious and passionate custodian of our brands’ vision and values, as I have always been. I will also continue to oversee the Group’s textile platform — where it all began. I am looking forward to shaping our Group’s next chapter with this new leadership team.”

Posted: November 25, 2025

Source: Ermenegildo Zegna Group

Teijin Leverages Solvent-Based Recycling Process To Develop High-Quality Polycarbonate Resin

TOKYO — November 12, 2025 — Teijin Ltd. announced today that it is using solvent-based recycling, an emerging technology, to develop high-quality recycled polycarbonate (PC) resin with quality comparable to virgin resin.

This innovative recycling method uses solvents to dissolve waste PC resin and separate pure polymers from contaminants such as surface coatings. It addresses challenges such as material degradation in mechanical recycling and high costs and carbon emissions in chemical recycling.

Expanding the use of recycled materials has become an urgent issue, particularly in Europe where the draft End-of-Life Vehicles (ELV) regulation is being considered. This directive mandates the use of recycled plastics derived from end-of-life vehicles in new car manufacturing.

Polycarbonate resin, which excels in transparency and impact resistance, is used in a wide range of applications, such as automotive parts and electrical and electronic components. However, waste PC resin may contain contaminants that negatively affect the properties, clarity and aesthetics of the recycled resin. For this reason, Teijin is developing solvent-based recycling for waste PC resin from sources such as end-of-life vehicle headlamps.

Solvent-based Recycling Benefits

Teijin processes PC resin that has already undergone conventional mechanical recycling steps such as crushing and washing, but is unsuitable for applications requiring high transparency. The company then dissolves the material in solvents and removes impurities to convert it into reusable polymers. This process allows Teijin to reclaim material whose properties, including transparency, are comparable to those of virgin PC.

The PC resin produced by solvent-based recycling has high transparency, making it suitable for closed-loop and horizontal recycling; for example, recycling discarded vehicle headlamps into new headlamps or other transparent components. In this way, solvent-based recycling helps promote adoption of recycled materials and supports compliance with upcoming regulations.

In addition, because the solvent-based process does not involve breaking down materials to their chemical components, costs can be kept lower compared to PC resin produced via chemical recycling. Furthermore, compared to chemical recycling, solvent-based recycling involves fewer process steps, which helps to reduce CO2 emissions.

Molded product incorporating recycled PC resin produced using solvent-based technology.

Teijin aims to commercialize PC resin produced using solvent-based recycling by fiscal year 2026. In addition, the company will continue research and development work on solvent-based recycling to further improve the quality of PC resin produced through this method.

Posted: November 25, 2025

Source: Teijin Group

Institut für Textiltechnik (ITA): Full-Term Meeting Of The Industry Research Group Polymer Recycling

AACHEN, Germany — November 7, 2025 — Another successful year in our Industry Research Group Polymer Recycling is over.

We are proud to work with great industry partners to tackle the exciting challenges of textile recycling. Last week, we met at the ITA Institute for Textile Technology at RWTH Aachen University for the final meeting of the current project year. Together, we presented and reviewed the project results and set the course for the coming year in focused and productive discussions about enabling textile recycling. Here’s to another year full of new opportunities, effective collaborations and exciting projects. Let’s continue to drive change in 2026!

A huge thank you to our project partners for the great teamwork and shared passion for this important topic!

  • BASF;
  • Bekaert;
  • EREMA Engineering Recycling Maschinen und Anlagen Ges.m.b.H.;
  • Fibrant;
  • REMONDIS Recycling;
  • Technip Energies;
  • Oerlikon Barmag; and
  • STADLER Group.

The Industry Research Group (IRG) Polymer Recycling is an ongoing cooperation project between companies interested in the field of textile recycling, ITA Technologietransfer GmbH and the ITA Institut für Textiltechnik of RWTH Aachen University.

The aim is to systematically address technological, economic and strategic issues along the entire textile recycling value chain and to create a strong network to tackle the challenges.

Posted: November 25, 2025

Source: Institut für Textiltechnik (ITA) of RWTH Aachen University

BlueCherry® By CGS And Lodestar Announce Strategic Partnership To Transform Italian Fashion Supply Chains 

NEW YORK CITY & MILAN — November 26, 2025 — BlueCherry® by CGS, a global supplier of end-to-end fashion supply chain solutions, today announced a strategic partnership with Lodestar, an Italy-based technology company and system integrator.

Lodestar will serve as the official reseller of the BlueCherry suite of modular solutions in Italy, bringing advanced ERP, PLM, SFC, WMS, Quality, ESG, and Digital Product Passport (DPP) tools to fashion, apparel, footwear, and lifestyle brands across the region.

To mark the launch of the partnership, BlueCherry and Lodestar will host an introductory kick-off event on November 26, 2025, at Lodestar’s Milan offices. The event will bring together Italian fashion executives, industry media, and technology leaders from across Italy.

The collaboration brings together BlueCherry’s proven track record as a trusted global partner to Fortune 500 fashion brands with Lodestar’s local expertise and integration capabilities, enabling Italian companies to fast-track digital transformation, strengthen compliance, and realize measurable ROI.

“Italy has always been at the forefront of fashion design and craftsmanship, and now its brands are embracing digital transformation at speed,” said Paul F. Magel, president of BlueCherry by CGS. “Our partnership with Lodestar allows us to deliver the full breadth of the BlueCherry suite to Italian fashion companies, giving them the agility, compliance, and AI-powered insights they need to compete globally.”

“At Lodestar, we have always sought to partner with the world’s most innovative technology providers to deliver true business transformation for our customers,” said Fabio Luinetti, CEO of Lodestar. “By bringing BlueCherry’s unified, fashion-first platform to Italy, we can help apparel, footwear, and lifestyle brands modernize their supply chains, reduce costs, and achieve the visibility and sustainability today’s market demands.”

The BlueCherry–Lodestar partnership will focus on empowering Italian brands to:

  • Modernize operations with a unified digital thread across PLM, ERP, and shop floor.
  • Comply with ESG and EU Digital Product Passport mandates through embedded reporting and traceability.
  • Adopt AI-driven workflows to cut errors, speed decision-making, and forecast demand more accurately.
  • Scale globally with modular solutions tailored to fashion’s unique size, style, and allocation needs.

For more information about BlueCherry by CGS and the partnership with Lodestar, please visit www.bluecherry.com or www.lodestar.eu.

Posted: November 25, 2025

Source: Bluecherry® By Computer Generated Solutions, Inc. (CGS)

DuPont Innovation Awards Recognize The Best PPE And Fabrics Against Emerging Risks

DÜSSELDORF, Germany — November 18, 2025 — DuPont has announced the winners of its 2025 DuPont Innovation Awards for Thermal and Mechanical Protection, recognizing some of the most exciting developments in the personal protective equipment (PPE) and Emergency Response industries.

This year marks the first global edition of the awards — open to new products made using either Nomex® or Kevlar® fabrics or fibers. The expanded scope of the awards, recently held at the A+A show in Düsseldorf, Germany, acknowledges the growing demand for multi-hazard protection in light of evolving risks.

Reducing the environmental footprint of PPE, advancing recyclability and helping protect workers against unprecedented electrical hazards were among the common themes from this year’s entries. Firefighter safety also took center stage, with multiple entries addressing the growing awareness of the particulate hazards firefighters are increasingly exposed to, including emerging risks from electric vehicle fires.

“DuPont is proud to recognize the winners of our Innovation Awards that bring together Nomex® and Kevlar® innovations from all regions for the first time,” said Stephanie Vrakas, global market leader at DuPont Personal Protection. “These award recipients have developed innovative solutions for the Industrial PPE and Emergency Response industries through all-in-one, multi-hazard solutions that protect workers and firefighters more effectively while advancing sustainability.”

The awards’ judges evaluated each entry based on key aspects such as product performance, innovative design, quality of manufacturing, and environmental responsibility among others. Participants from all continents submitted entries across four categories: Nomex for Industrial PPE, Kevlar for Industrial PPE, Nomex Fabrics, and Nomex & Kevlar for Emergency Response.

Combining multi-hazard protection with sustainability was a source of inspiration for two of the winning products in the first category, Nomex® for Industrial PPE. Phenix protective clothing from French company, Groupe Mulliez-Flory, is made using Nomex Comfort fabric with EcoForce™ finish. It protects workers across the oil and gas, chemical, and electrical sectors against multiple hazards while enhancing durability and sustainability.

Spain’s Iturri S.A. has developed post-consumer Nomex Recycled garments for the oil and gas industry, using a fabric with 30 percent recycled materials.

Another winner in the Nomex for Industrial PPE category was the Weldforce Welding Suit from Türkiye-based İşmont Tekstil, which combines flame and heat resistance with enhanced mobility for demanding tasks.

The fourth and final winner was the 40 Cal LAN Series Arc Flash Suit from USA-based SureWerx. This ultra-lightweight suit provides optimal worker comfort while meeting the highest arc flash protection requirements for workers across renewables, electrification, and other sectors.

Three of the winners in the second category, Kevlar for Industrial PPE, were protective gloves that provide both performance and comfort. Swedish company, Ejendals, developed the TEGERA® welding gloves, combining heat and cut protection with optimal fit, comfort, and fingertip control.

The Kevlar SoftShield 379 Level A9 Liner, designed by Escorts Advanced Textiles in Pakistan, combines the highest cut protection level (A9) with the softest Kevlar-based fabric with steel reinforcement.

The ultra-light G-Tek® Paradox™ 21 Gauge (09-K3511) Cut Resistant Gloves, from American manufacturer, PIP Global Safety, deliver outstanding dexterity, tactile sensitivity, and heat resistance.

The fourth and final winner in the category was the Anti-laceration, Flame-Resistant, and Antistatic sleeve developed by France’s S.E.R.B. Regain Perform. This versatile PPE is ideal for law enforcement and security personnel as well as glass industry workers.

Firefighter protection was one of the driving forces behind most of the winners in the remaining two categories. Rambo Outershell Fabric for firefighter suits developed by Chinese company Ibena Shanghai features Nomex spun yarn interwoven with Kevlar filament, delivering tensile strength that’s 30 percent higher than conventional fabrics.

Nomex Xtreme Max, developed by Kipas Mensucat Isletmeleri A.S., from Türkiye, provides firefighter suits with high mechanical performance. UK-based PGI Safety Ltd developed the BarriAire Carbon Laminate Nano Flex Particulate Hood with enhanced performance.

Nomex Nano FlexLAM AIR hoods from France’s Alpex Protection Particulates feature an innovative air cushion between the different layers that increases breathability and thermal protection.

Another French winner was the 7158 Navy protective fire-resistant knit from Sofileta. This fabric can protect workers against electric arc hazards as well as chemical liquids according to the EN13034 standard.

Elastic Premium fabric for all types of protective garments, designed by German company, Theodolf Fritsche GmbH, uses a unique elastic yarn that is much more durable than Elasthan.

For more information about the DuPont Innovation Awards, visit: https://www.dupont.com/personal-protection/nomex-kevlar-awards.html

Posted: November 25, 2025

Source: DuPont

Milliken & Company And Numat Technologies Announce Strategic Partnership To Deliver Next-Generation Protection Solutions

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — November 25, 2025 — Numat Technologies Inc., a producer of Nobel Prize-winning metal-organic framework (MOF) materials, and Milliken & Company have announced a strategic supply relationship to deliver next-generation protective fabric solutions for defense, first responder and industrial customers. The integration of Milliken’s advanced textiles with Numat’s Sentinel® MOF technology platform will create functional, reactive, and self-decontaminating fabrics that enhance protection, breathability, and comfort in extreme environments.

“Our work with Numat is about bold innovation and real-world impact,” said Halsey Cook, president and CEO at Milliken. “Together, we are setting a new standard in protection — delivering textile solutions that not only help safeguard lives but redefine what’s possible in our industry.”

These MOF-enabled textile solutions are non-PFAS and will be manufactured in the United States, reflecting both organizations’ commitment to material innovation, environmental stewardship, and a strengthened U.S. industrial base. Key customers for this innovative chemical protection solution platform include chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) defense professionals and first responders seeking non-PFAS alternatives to legacy protective technologies.

“This partnership represents a generational leap forward in protective fabrics and suits,” said Ben Hernandez, CEO of Numat Technologies. “By combining Numat’s highly advanced MOF technology platform with Milliken’s textile technology and scale, we’re delivering sustainable, high-performance solutions that protect those who protect us.”

Future product development will include cutting-edge signature management and enhanced concealment textile technologies, integrating CBRN defense with adaptive battlefield camouflage performance.

“We’re not just supplying advanced materials — we’re driving American innovation to shape the future of protective textiles,” said Marcio Manique, senior vice president, and managing director for Milliken’s apparel business. “Partnering with Numat strengthens our leadership in core markets as we expand CBRN solutions that set the standard for performance and protection.”

Posted: November 25, 2025

Source: Milliken & Company

AATCC Announces 2026 Coloration Conference

DURHAM, N.C. — November 24, 2025 — Join industry leaders, innovators, and researchers for the AATCC Coloration Conference, February 24–25, 2026, at the StateView Hotel in Raleigh, N.C. This event will bring together professionals from across the textile and color industries to explore the latest trends, technologies, and innovations shaping the future of coloration.

About the Conference:

The program will highlight sustainable practices, digital transformation, and advancements in dyeing technology — from lab design and color communication to natural dyes and waterless coloration systems. Attendees will gain valuable insights into modern production methods, material innovations, and testing techniques driving performance and sustainability in today’s textile supply chain.

This event is designed for professionals involved in textile coloration, product development, research and development, testing, quality control, and sustainability. It welcomes representatives from brands, mills, and suppliers who are eager to deepen their expertise and stay connected with industry advancements. Participants will gain valuable insights into emerging technological and market trends, network with peers and leading experts in textile coloration, and experience hands-on learning through lab tours and technical sessions. Be inspired by innovative leaders who are shaping the future of color in textiles.

Program Highlights

Program content is currently in development. Topics listed below could possibly change.

Designing & Modernizing Dyeing Labs for the Future

  • Explore strategies for upgrading lab environments to meet the demands of next-
    generation coloration.

LEDs and Their Challenges

  • Understand the implications of LED lighting for color perception and control.

Digital Standards & Color Communication in the LED/UV Era

  • Learn how digital tools are reshaping global color management practices.

Color Matching & Control

  • Address best practices for achieving and maintaining accurate, consistent color.

Panel Discussions

  • Hear multiple perspectives from industry experts on evolving challenges and
    opportunities in coloration.

Fibre52: Natural Fibers & Efficiency Analytics

  • Discover innovative, sustainable processing methods for cotton and natural fibers.

Preparation for Synthetic Fibers

  • Examine modern techniques to improve dye uptake and performance in synthetics.

Challenges of Recycled Fibers

  • Gain insight into coloration issues and solutions for circular textile systems.

Natural & BioBased Dyes

  • Explore emerging dye sources and applications from natural and bio-based materials.

New Color Application Technologies

  • See how automation and digitalization are revolutionizing the dyeing process.

Innovations in Waterless Dyeing

  • This session showcases cutting-edge approaches to sustainable color application.

AATCC Test Methods

  • Learn about recent updates and applications in AATCC colorfastness and testing
    standards.

Advancements in Colorfastness Testing Equipment

  • See the latest tools for accurate, reliable color evaluation and performance testing.
    North Carolina State University Wilson College of Textiles
    Experience an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at one of the world’s premier
    institutions for textile education and research. Attendees will participate in guided tours
    of the analytical service lab, digital design lab, TPACC, and the dyeing & finishing pilot
    labs at the Wilson College of Textiles

Register today to connect with leading industry professionals and academic experts at this
must-attend event. AATCC members enjoy discounted registration. Be sure to register by
February 10, 2026, to take advantage of early rates.

For more program details Visit https://www.aatcc.org/coloration/

Posted: November 25, 2025

Source: The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC)

Woolmark Partners With Ajio Luxe, Tata Cliq Luxury To Spotlight Merino Wool’s Performance And All-Season Versatility To Indian Luxury Shoppers

MUMBAI, India — November 24, 2025 — Woolmark has launched a strategic, collaborative campaign with India’s leading luxury e-commerce platforms, Ajio Luxe and Tata CLiQ Luxury, spotlighting the versatility and advanced performance capabilities of Merino wool. The campaign, titled “Merino Reimagined,” aims to shift consumer perception by showcasing wool as a modern, year-round luxury fiber rather than solely a heavy winter material.

Building on three consecutive years of successful partnership with Ajio Luxe — and marking the inaugural collaboration with Tata CLiQ Luxury — the campaign represents a unified effort to engage distinct, fast-growing segments within India’s luxury and lifestyle market.

The campaign with Ajio Luxe, which is now live, is anchored in Performance and Athleisure, underscoring Merino wool’s natural, high-tech functionality. Under the core message, “Merino Wool Crafted for Motion,” the platform highlights the fiber’s dynamic breathability, superior moisture management and inherent odor resistance — qualities that make Merino the ideal choice for consumers embracing active lifestyles, sportswear and contemporary athleisure.

Running in parallel, Tata CLiQ Luxury brings focus ot Merino wool’s Year-Round Versatility through the “Merino Reimagined” narrative. This campaign emphasizes the elegance, comfort and exceptional climate adaptability of lightweight Merino garments. Featured brands and curated pieces celebrate premium, sustainable wardrobe investments designed to transcend traditional seasonality and deliver refined style for every Indian climate.

“India’s luxury consumer is highly discerning and increasingly seeks investments that blend performance, quality, sustainability, and style. Our collaboration with Ajio Luxe and Tata CLiQ Luxury is essential to unlocking Merino wool’s full potential in this market,” said John Roberts, Managing Director, Woolmark. “By spotlighting Merino across athleisure and year-round dressing, we are dismantling outdated perceptions of seasonality and reaffirming its status as the world’s most versatile natural luxury fiber.”

Reflecting the shared vision of all three partners, the initiative underscores a collective commitment to redefining modern luxury in India. Leadership from Woolmark, Ajio Luxe and Tata CLiQ Luxury eco the significant market opportunity that Merino wool represents amid the country’s rapidly evolving fashion and lifestyle landscape.

Posted: November 25, 2025

Source: The Woolmark Company

Nonwovenn Advances Activated Carbon Fabrics

BRIDGWATER, England — November 24, 2025 — Nonwovenn, a nonwoven fabric-tech company, has announced significant advancements in its activated carbon (AC) fabric technology, improving AC accessibility, performance and manufacturing robustness across its certified face mask ranges.

Face mask example Image: Mrkit99

The latest developments focus on enhancing processing systems that enable greater AC accessibility, resulting in improved filtration performance, manufacturing consistency and product value.

Through the refined processing systems, Nonwovenn has optimized how activated carbon is integrated and exposed within the mask fabric structure, ensuring high adsorption efficiency and longer service life. The business has also made advancements in bonding and lamination techniques, AC and fibre distribution control and layer architecture. The innovations help make the manufacturing process more stable and scalable, reduces waste and improves quality consistency.

Dr. Ross Ward, CarbonTech Business director at Nonwovenn, said: “We are continually developing new ways to make our activated carbon systems more accessible and effective. By refining how AC is incorporated and exposed within our fabric structures, we are seeing measurable improvements in both performance and process stability, which translates into stronger customer value and product competitiveness.”

“Our customers will benefit from improved carbon utilization, enhanced manufacturing processability, consistent carbon containment, flexible construction options and clear alignment with current PPE and medical standards.  These developments help reinforce our customer first approach, as we are always looking at ways we can improve our products.”

Nonwovenn’s certified mask fabrics are designed to meet recognized standards such as EN 149 for particle-filtering half masks under the European PPE Regulation, and relevant medical device standards where applicable. The products provide consistent protection and traceability for both occupational and clinical use. Alongside these certified face mask fabric options, Nonwovenn continues to offer mask fabrics that deliver comfort, odor control and protection from volatile organic compounds found in everyday environments. The business has also introduced selective additive and catalyst enhancements that broaden adsorption profiles for volatile organic compounds.

Posted: November 25, 2025

Source: Nonwovenn

Rieter Forms New Group Structure

WINTERTHUR, Switzerland — November 24, 2025 — The planned acquisition of the “Barmag” Division of OC Oerlikon will create the leading system provider worldwide for natural and man-made fibers. Rieter is confident it will receive all regulatory approvals to complete the acquisition in the fourth quarter of 2025. The Rieter Group is therefore adjusting its Group structure as of January 1, 2026, to take this acquisition into account and to be able to provide an even more agile response to market challenges.

The Machines & Systems and After Sales Divisions will be merged. Alexander Özbahadir will take over the new “Short-Staple Fiber” Division, which will be responsible for the short-staple fiber business, effective January 1, 2026. This will create synergies in sales and service activities and increase customer centricity through a geographical focus.

Roger Albrecht will now be responsible for the “Components and Technology” Division. His mandate will be to develop pioneering technology solutions, drive innovation and achieve growth in the key components business. With this organizational change, Rieter will further expand its technology leadership and intensify its development activities between Rieter and the component companies Accotex, Bräcker, Graf, Novibra, Suessen, SSM and Temco.

Serge Entleitner has decided to step down from the Group Executive Committee, effective December 31, 2025, and will support the company on various projects until his retirement in 2027. “Serge Entleitner has been instrumental in the development of the Components Division in recent years. On behalf of the Board of Directors, I would like to thank Serge for his outstanding contribution to the success of our company,” said Thomas Oetterli, chairman of the Board of Directors and CEO of Rieter.

Upon successful closing of the Barmag acquisition, the “Man-Made Fiber” Division will be integrated into the Rieter Group. Georg Stausberg will continue to lead the division and report to Thomas Oetterli, CEO of Rieter. He will also take a seat on the Group Executive Committee.

As of January 1, 2026, the Rieter Group Executive Board will comprise the following members:

  • Thomas Oetterli, CEO;
  • Oliver Streuli, CFO;
  • Emmanuelle Gmür, chief human resources officer;
  • Alexander Özbahadir, head of the “Short-Staple Fiber” Division;
  • Georg Stausberg (after closing), head of the “Man-Made Fiber” Division; and
  • Roger Albrecht, head of the “Components and Technology” Division.

The new, simplified organization will sharpen customer focus, strengthen technology leadership, increase productivity and promote synergies.

Rieter is responding to the persistently weak market situation with further cost-cutting measures by adjusting production capacities, simplifying supply chains, and streamlining overhead functions. The estimated one-off costs of around CHF 30 to 35 million will result in annual savings of just under CHF 30 million.

Posted: November 24, 2025

Source: Rieter AG

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