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Datwyler is launching a transformation program for the period 2025 to 2027 to accelerate revenue and profitability growth.
Sealing influences the mechanical stability and thermal management of the battery, which is essential for maintaining optimal performance under various operating conditions.
Datwyler announces the expansion of its NeoFlex™ range of coated plungers with new sizes for containers aimed at large-volume auto-injectors and wearable devices.
The Board of Dätwyler Holding Inc. has decided to nominate Britt Hendriksen for election as a new member of the Board and as a representative of the public shareholders at the Annual General Meeting on 18 March 2025.
Datwyler decided to join the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and working towards binding greenhouse gas reduction targets as part of its sustainability strategy with clearly defined focus topics.
We respect others
Datwyler offers a mutual respect atmosphere for employees to show their skills and knowledge regardless of their background. Everyone with a chance to make their voice heard, feels comfortable sharing ideas and working with their peers to accomplish their goals.
Jixun Yuan
Site Director, Wuxi
I am proud to be a member of the Datwyler agility movement. We are supporting the organisation on its agile journey. Agility is key in the VUCA world we are all living in.
Sabrina Gérard
Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO)
Yearly donations to improve local infrastructure, particularly education and drinking water supply. Modernization of three public kindergartens completed. Cleaning unit from Datwyler plant ensures sustainability of renovations.
Inauguration of renovated Kindergarten in Kesurdi area, India
Use of groundwater for air conditioning and ventilation. Reduction of electricity consumption by more than 60% or up to 1,900 MWh per year compared to a conventional solution based on chillers.
Datwyler plant in Schattdorf, Switzerland
