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Company Information

Company Faber-Castell AG
www.fabercastell.com
Type:
Company
Country:
Germany
Sector:
Personal Goods
Ownership:
Privately Held
Global Compact Status:
Active
Participant Since
03 June 2003
Next Communication on Progress (COP) due on:
31 July 2025

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Affiliated Subsidiaries

Country Company Name
Brazil A.W. Faber-Catell SA

Communication On Progress

Published On Title Level/Status
15-Apr-2024 2024 Communication on Progress Submitted
21-Nov-2023 2023 Communication on Progress Submitted
09-Nov-2021 Communication on Progress 2021 Active
13-Nov-2020 Communication on Progress Active
15-Nov-2019 Communication on Progress 2019 Active
14-Nov-2018 Communication on Progress 2018 Active
15-Nov-2017 Communication on Progress Learner
26-Jul-2017 Grace Letter Not applicable
17-Aug-2016 Communication on Progress 2016 Active
24-Jun-2016 Grace Letter Not applicable
24-Jun-2015 Communication on Progress Active
24-Jun-2014 Communication on Progress Active
04-Jul-2013 Communication on Progress 2013 Faber-Castell Active
11-Jul-2012 Communication on Progress Faber-Castell 2012 Active
04-Aug-2011 2011 Communication on Progress Active
24-May-2011 2011 Communication on Progress Learner
07-Jun-2010 2010 Communication on Progress Not applicable
03-Mar-2010 2010 Communication on Progress Not applicable
27-Feb-2009 COP 2009 Not applicable
05-Mar-2008 COP Faber-Castell Not applicable
15-Mar-2007 COP 02-2007 Not applicable
28-Feb-2006 COP - Amendment for 2005 Not applicable
24-May-2004 Communicating our progress Not applicable

Note: Responsibility for the content of participants' public communication related to the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact and their implementation lies with participants themselves and not with the UN Global Compact.

Note on levels: Not applicable refers to the period when the Communication on Progress (CoP) did not require differentiation levels. With the new CoP , for the 2022 Early Adopter Programme, and for 2023, there will be no differentiation levels.