In fiscal year 2023, the WAREMA Group and its two divisions Sun & Living Spaces and Plastics & Engineering recorded a slight increase in annual earnings despite the challenging circumstances. The company saw total global sales of around €753 million (2022: €750 million). Targeted savings and efficiency measures were key factors behind its success in these difficult times.

Despite difficult circumstances, the Warema Group successfully continued the development of its Sun & Living Spaces and Plastics & Engineering divisions in the 2022 financial year. The group generated total turnover of around 750 million euros worldwide, an increase of more than nine percent compared with the previous year. Its workforce grew to approximately 5,300 during this time. Over the past year, the company has focused on driving crucial building projects and on comprehensive measures to secure its future.

More space, a favourable location, a focus on industry 4.0 and sustainability: Warema’s new logistics and production centre in Wertheim-Bettingen was inaugurated on Friday, 23 July 2021. The sun shading company based in Marktheidenfeld opened its new centre to stay abreast of growing capacity requirements and constant corporate growth. The new location at Almosenberg will also create 300 jobs.

In the fiscal year of 2020, The Warema Group and its two divisions, Sun & Living Spaces and Plastics & Engineering, continued its sales growth despite the challenges of the pandemic. Worldwide, it achieved sales of around 623 million euros, an increase of more than nine percent compared to the previous year.

Warema, the sun shading expert, has decided not to attend next year’s BAU, the world's leading trade fair for architecture, materials and systems, which is set to be held in Munich. The uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic means that it is currently impossible to make reliable plans; Warema is therefore exploring alternative ways to stay in touch with its partners in these challenging times.