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At the 10th BYK OPEN Charity Golf Tournament with 116 participants and prominent support from TV chef Björn Freitag, 4,000 euros in donations were collected - this time the entire sum will be donated to the Weseler Tafel.

Over the past twelve years, the BYK OPEN tournaments have raised a total of around 40,000 euros in donations and donated them to dedicated clubs and organizations in the Wesel area. 
 

BYK congratulates - and of course we're proud, too, and not just a little bit: Our colleague Sascha Hubbert has won the Ironman in Hamburg!

You will be able to see it from afar: Starting in August, a large construction crane with a hook height of 46 meters will stand on our production site in Wesel (Abelstraße) for around three months.

Last week, the new thin film evaporator (DSV) was moved to its new destination at our site in Wesel. This sounds unspectacular, but it is a further step towards sustainable production.

• Sales 24 percent above previous year’s level
• EBITDA margin 21 percent in the first half year
• Further milestones achieved in innovation and climate protection
• Forecast for the full year raised

• One of the world’s largest and most versatile Flexshuttle facility inaugurated
• Significant time-to-market advantage for customers
• BYK doubles capacity in application technology
• Ca. 15-million-euro investment

The new neighborhood page ist online

In order to provide our apprentices with the best possible digital support in their mobile work, we have recently started using graphics tablets in our laboratories. This makes remote in-house lessons even better, as it is now possible for all participants to draw chemical formulas and reaction chains graphically via Microsoft TEAMS. In this way, we contribute to the increased protection of our apprentices and our employees from Corona! A win-win for everyone!"

Sales decrease by nearly 7 percent to 1,078 million euros. EBITDA margin reaches 18.7 percent. Company continues to invest in the future

Health, supply reliability, closeness to customers

Top priority for employee health and supply reliability

By 2025 the specialty chemicals group will reduce its CO2 impact from production and energy