Creativity knows no bounds. Even work that is seemingly ‘flawed’ can be transformed into a masterpiece. Under the motto ‘Imagination knows no failure’, Faber-Castell extends the ‘Creativity in your hands’ brand campaign that began last year and aims to further encourage people to believe in and express their creative abilities.
With a clear commitment to sustainability, Faber-Castell has published its latest sustainability report for the fiscal year 2023/24 under the motto “Change needs creativity”. The long-term commitment to environmental, social and business sustainability illustrates the company's consistent path towards sustainable corporate practices.
The Faber-Castell Supervisory Board appoints Countess Sarah von Faber-Castell and farewells Mary von Faber-Castell, Hanspeter Muerle succeeded Gerhard Bruckmeier.
Faber-Castell achieved a satisfactory business performance in the 2023/24 fiscal year despite increasingly challenging market conditions: The company could maintain a strong return on sales above the pre-Covid level of 19/20 even though these declined slightly compared to the previous financial year. Faber-Castell is strengthening its focus on creativity-enhancing and sustainable product concepts.
Penning the Constitution. To commemorate the 75th anniversary of Germany’s Basic Law from 1948, which forms its constitution, the DNA code of the ink of the original constitutional document has been deciphered and incorporated into the ink of the Graf von Faber-Castell collection.
Faber-Castell aims to motivate people to express their creativity and individuality with high-quality and innovative products for painting, drawing and writing. A lot of people are held back by a lack of belief in their own abilities. The new global brand campaign, “Creativity in your hands”, aims to strengthen their confidence in their own creativity.
Everyone is creative in their very own
Faber-Castell AG has appointed Dirk Engehausen as the new Chairman of the Supervisory Board. Engehausen succeeds Gerhard Berssenbrügge, who stepped down from the board for regulatory reasons at the end of 2023.