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Lenzing buys stake in Tree To Textile

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Published in issue 42/2024
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Austrian Lenzing Group has acquired a minority stake in the Swedish cellulose fibre company Tree To Textile, in which companies such as H&M Group, Inter Ikea Group, Stora Enso and LSCS Invest already hold shares. Tree To Textile was established as a joint venture in 2014 to deve...

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