ABENA in the news

ABENA HOLDING A/S has appointed a new CEO as part of a restructuring of its top management.

ABENA PRODUKTION A/S is updating its board of directors membership.

Henrik Clausen, formerly of Davidsen, will take over as the new leader of Abena, bringing extensive experience to the role.

Abena's first non-family top executive left without explanation after 18 months.

Abena, a Danish family-owned company, has grown from renting jute bags to a billion-kroner enterprise specializing in healthcare and hygiene products, with the Terp-Nielsen family listed as one of Denmark's wealthiest.

Nosa Plugs has initiated a collaboration with Abena Sweden to potentially expand their healthcare and hygiene product reach.

Abena A/S has shifted from profit to a million-dollar loss, indicating financial troubles.

Abena suffered major profit losses due to the effects of Trump's trade war despite higher sales.

Abena's intelligent diapers with wireless sensors reduce manual checks in nursing homes, saving time and costs while improving elderly care.

Herning Kommune prioritized sustainability and innovation in a major consumables procurement, awarding the contract to ABENA to collaboratively reduce CO2 emissions over six years.

Herning Kommune's 2024 tender for consumables prioritizes sustainability and innovation, awarding the contract to ABENA to collaboratively reduce CO2 emissions over six years.

Revenue surpassed four billion kroner while profit hit a five-year low due to high digitalization costs and a new ERP implementation.

Abena's family-led business faced a significant profit drop in 2022/23 due to rising costs but expects modest recovery in 2023/24, with the family's wealth now at 3.1 billion DKK.

The adult diapers market is expected to grow steadily through 2030, driven by aging populations, urban lifestyles, and rising incomes, with key players like Abena A/S involved.

The adult diapers market is expected to grow steadily through 2030, driven by aging populations, urban lifestyles, and rising incomes, with major players like Abena A/S involved.

Abena AB earned ISCC PLUS certification, ensuring responsible, traceable production of sustainable healthcare products.

ABENA partners with Nordisk Microfiber to implement a recycling system for microfiber cloths and mops, reducing environmental impact and providing customers with documented sustainability benefits.

Abena expands production and staff to supply more diapers and wet wipes to Rema 1000, emphasizing quality, automation, and sustainability.

Preben Terp-Nielsen retires as CEO of family-owned Abena after 46 years, moving to a new key role.

After 46 years as CEO, Preben Terp-Nielsen steps down from leading Abena, a family-owned healthcare and hygiene company, to assume a new key role.