Hempel amended the company's credit facilities, linking borrowing costs to four sustainability targets
Hempel A/S announced the permanent closure of its operations in Russia.
Hempel will support the Ukrainian population, the Red Cross and other NGOs.
Hempel announced a new Executive Group Management that will lead the way to doubling the company’s revenue to 3 billion euros by 2025.
The new Campus features Hempel office buildings and an innovative R&D facility.
Coatings manufacturer Hempel has launched in Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean its range of passive fire protection coatings, Hempafire Pro, which provides fire protection to steel structures for up to 120 minutes.
Hempel has launched Hempafire Pro 400, a new passive fire protection coating optimised for 90 minutes of cellulosic fire protection.
To protect the world’s most powerful tidal energy turbine, the Orbital O2, Hempel provided high-performance anti-corrosion coatings, as well as its Hempaguard X7.
Hempel has opened its new Campus in Copenhagen, which includes offices and a state-of-the-art R&D facility.
Due to the escalation of raw material prices, Hempel will increase sales prices of its products and solutions.
Hempel has launched Futureproof, its new sustainability framework for delivering on their strategic goal of sustainability leadership.
On February 18, Hempel A/S signed an agreement to acquire Wattyl, a leading paint manufacturer for the decorative and protective segments in Australia and New Zealand, with the aim to create a strong synergy for continuous growth.
Alexander Enström has been appointed by Hempel as the company's new head of the marine segment.
Hempel has received from Vestas the Sustainability Award 2020 for supporting them on their journey to become CO\2\ neutral by 2030.
Vestas and Hempel have signed a new strategic partnership to cooperate around innovative solutions for surface protection of wind turbines, with the aim of reducing the CO\2\ footprint of the production of wind turbines.