Built with Purpose, Designed for Circularity is how we run Selenis from 2025 to 2030. It organises our work around five priorities, each reported on every year.
We do not buy recycled content and stop there; we make resin from it. At our integrated Portuguese site, recycling, polymerisation and film conversion sit side by side: Renascis supplies recycled feedstock, Selenis turns it into specialty resin, and Evertis turns that resin into film. Few competitors can offer that chain. Our advanced recycling returns used PET to resin with properties virgin material alone cannot match, and our Eco, Clear, Bio and CE resin families give customers recycled and bio-based options with certified traceability.
Sustainability is run, not improvised. Our Sustainability Committee reports to the Board every quarter. In 2025 our parent company, IMG Group, joined the UN Global Compact. We built the strategy on a double materiality assessment, the process of naming the issues that matter most both to our business and to the world around it, and we report against the GRI and VSME standards so the figures can be checked.
Selenis Portugal earned an EcoVadis Gold medal in 2025, placing it in the 96th percentile of companies assessed worldwide, an independent rating of sustainability performance. We launched Texnascis™, our textile-to-textile platform, and widened our Eco-resin range towards 50% recycled content. Absolute emissions fell across all three scopes, with Scope 3 down 17%, and around 59% of our electricity came from green sources. Every site holds ISO 14001 certification, and Selenis Italy earned it in 2025.
By 2035 we aim to cut operational carbon intensity by 65%, run on fully renewable electricity, and cut supply-chain carbon intensity by 40%, each measured against 2024.
