The PCC Group currently operates with approximately 3,100 employees at 41 locations in 18 countries. The Group’s investment portfolio is divided into seven segments. The six segments – Polyols & Derivatives, Surfactants & Derivatives, Chlorine & Derivatives, Silicon & Derivatives, Trading & Services, and Logistics – bear operational responsibility. A total of 17 business units are assigned to these segments, which are managed by the international companies and entities. The seventh segment, Holding & Projects, includes the holding company PCC SE, as well as other companies and entities that are still in the project development phase.
The PCC Group’s corporate strategy is focused on creating and continuously increasing enterprise value. As a growth-oriented investor with a predominantly long-term focus, the holding company PCC SE supports its portfolio companies in their business development and in expanding their respective unique strengths. The investment portfolio is actively managed and continuously optimized, particularly through efficiency gains and process optimizations. The Group’s development also focuses on the ongoing evaluation of further proj-ect ideas and acquisitions, aimed at both forward and backward integration. Our primary objectives are to diversify into new market segments in line with our core competencies while simultaneously strengthening our feedstock base and expanding our core businesses geographically. Activities that do not belong to the core business, on the other hand, are developed only up to a certain level of market maturity and then made available for sale. Specifically, our efforts are predominantly aligned to securing the PCC Group’s continued profitable growth in the long term.
As part of regular internal and external reporting, the PCC Group’s business is divided geographically into seven regions: Germany, Poland, Other EU Member States, Other Europe, the USA, Asia, and Other Regions. In the 2025 reporting year, the Group generated 15.0 % of its revenue with customers in Germany (previous year: 17.5 %), while 42.8 % came from customers in Poland (previous year: 39.4 %). A total of 86.2 % of PCC Group revenue derived from customers located in the member states of the European Union (previous year: 87.1 %).
The PCC Group’s corporate strategy is focused on creating and continuously increasing enterprise value. As a growth-oriented investor with a predominantly long-term focus, the holding company PCC SE supports its portfolio companies in their business development and in expanding their respective unique strengths. The investment portfolio is actively managed and continuously optimized, particularly through efficiency gains and process optimizations. The Group’s development also focuses on the ongoing evaluation of further proj-ect ideas and acquisitions, aimed at both forward and backward integration. Our primary objectives are to diversify into new market segments in line with our core competencies while simultaneously strengthening our feedstock base and expanding our core businesses geographically. Activities that do not belong to the core business, on the other hand, are developed only up to a certain level of market maturity and then made available for sale. Specifically, our efforts are predominantly aligned to securing the PCC Group’s continued profitable growth in the long term.
As part of regular internal and external reporting, the PCC Group’s business is divided geographically into seven regions: Germany, Poland, Other EU Member States, Other Europe, the USA, Asia, and Other Regions. In the 2025 reporting year, the Group generated 15.0 % of its revenue with customers in Germany (previous year: 17.5 %), while 42.8 % came from customers in Poland (previous year: 39.4 %). A total of 86.2 % of PCC Group revenue derived from customers located in the member states of the European Union (previous year: 87.1 %).
In fiscal 2025, the following changes occurred in the PCC Group’s investment portfolio: Enerion Sp. z o.o., Brzeg Dolny (Poland), which is managed within the Trading & Services segment, was included in the scope of consolidation, while S.C. EURO-Urethane S.R.L., Râmnicu Vâlcea (Romania), was deconsolidated. Another departure from the scope of consolidation resulted from the merger of PCC Insulations GmbH, Duisburg (Germany), into PCC SE. The PCC Group’s 2025 financial statements therefore cover 48 companies – including PCC SE – as fully consolidated entities. Three joint ventures are accounted for using the equity method.
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