Lentex
Lentex S.A. (WSE:LTX) is a Polish manufacturer of PVC floor coverings and nonwoven fabrics (Spunlace, Thermobond, needle-punched, Chemobond) serving automotive, furniture, hygiene, construction, and flooring retail customers across Poland and EMEA.
- Company typePublic
- Founded1911
- HeadquartersLubliniec, Poland
- Headcount101–250
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Lentex does
Lentex S.A. (WSE:LTX) is a Polish, publicly listed manufacturer headquartered in Lubliniec that operates two distinct product franchises under one corporate roof. The first is flexible PVC floor coverings, sold in residential collections (Bonus, Maxima Eko, Balance, Serenity, Vitality, Impact) and commercial collections (Orion, Orion Chips, Lupus, Ranger, Pionieer, Voyager), distributed through a network of major Polish DIY chains — Castorama, Leroy Merlin, Obi, Komfort, Merkurymarket, and Grupa PSB — plus specialized flooring stores. Lentex positions itself as the largest PVC floor covering producer in Poland and the only manufacturer of 3- and 4-meter-wide PVC coverings in Central Europe, supported by proprietary INVERTECH surface technology used in its Ranger and Voyager commercial lines.
The second franchise is nonwoven fabrics, produced via four core technologies — Spunlace (water-jet), Thermobond (thermal), needle-punched (mechanical), and Chemobond (chemical) — plus specialty products including Lentex Ball silicone fiber balls, bentonite mats, and renovation mats. Nonwovens are sold direct to B2B customers across automotive, furniture, hygiene/medical, filtration, clothing, construction, and agriculture through a vertical-specialized sales team. The company maintains ISO 9001:2015, IATF 16949:2016, and FSC chain-of-custody certifications, and operates in-house metrology and chemical laboratories to qualify with automotive OEMs.
Lentex earns revenue through one-off industrial and consumer sales (no subscription or licensing model disclosed) at quote-based prices negotiated through direct B2B account management or retail channel partners. Founded in 1911 as Union Textile S.A., it began PVC flooring production in 1974, was privatized and listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in 1997, and has operated continuously for over 100 years. It currently employs 101-250 people and is led by President Adrian Grabowski (appointed January 2022), with Anna Wojciechowska as Finance & Economics Director and Wojciech Hoffmann focused on restructuring and strategic investments.
Lentex firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Lentex
- Legal name
- Lentex Spółka Akcyjna
- Website
- https://lentex.pl
- Company type
- Public
- Founded year
- 1911
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 101–250 employees
- Short description
- Lentex S.A. (WSE:LTX) is a Polish manufacturer of PVC floor coverings and nonwoven fabrics (Spunlace, Thermobond, needle-punched, Chemobond) serving automotive, furniture, hygiene, construction, and flooring retail customers across Poland and EMEA.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Where Lentex is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Lubliniec
- HQ country
- Poland
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
Lentex business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Nonwoven fabrics manufacturing and sales: Manufacture and sale of nonwoven fabrics including Spunlace, Thermobond (flat and fluffy), needle-punched, and chemobond nonwovens for automotive, furniture, construction, sanitary/hygienic, clothing, filtration, and agricultural applications. Also includes Lentex Ball silicone fiber balls for bedding and clothing filling.
- PVC floor coverings manufacturing and sales: Manufacture and distribution of flexible PVC floor coverings in residential and commercial lines. Residential collections include Bonus, Maxima Eko, Balance, Serenity, Vitality, Impact. Commercial/object collections include Syrius, Orion, Orion Chips, Lupus, Ranger, Pionieer, Voyager, Jupiter. Distributed through DIY retail chains and specialized floor covering stores.
- Custom nonwoven production: Custom nonwoven production based on specific customer requirements, including custom widths, weights, and compositions tailored for automotive, medical, furniture, and clothing industry customers.
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels4 records
Lentex product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Lentex S.A. manufactures and sells nonwoven fabrics produced via Spunlace (water jet), Thermobond (flat and fluffy), Needle-punched, Chemobond, and silicone fiber ball (Lentex Ball) technologies, serving automotive, furniture, hygiene, filtration, clothing, construction, and geotextile applications. The company also manufactures and distributes flexible PVC floor coverings for residential and commercial use, including collections such as Bonus, Maxima Eko, Balance, Serenity, Vitality, Impact (residential) and Orion, Orion Chips, Lupus, Ranger, Pionieer, Voyager (commercial). Custom nonwoven production with tailored widths, weights, and compositions is available on request.
Product overview
Lentex S.A. is a Polish manufacturer producing two main product lines: PVC floor coverings and nonwoven fabrics. The nonwoven portfolio includes Spunlace (water-jet bonded), Thermobond (thermally bonded flat), Waddings (fluffy thermal-bonded), Needle-Punched, Chemobond (chemically bonded), Lentex Ball (silicone fiber balls), Bentonite Mats, and Renovation Mats. These are offered through various technology categories (needle-punched, spunlace, thermobond, waddings) and application categories (automotive, furniture, hygienic, filtration, clothing). The PVC floor covering line splits into residential collections (Bonus, Maxima Eko, Balance, Serenity, Vitality, Impact) and commercial/object collections (Orion, Orion Chips, Lupus, Ranger, Pionieer, Voyager). The company combines over 100 years of tradition with modern manufacturing capabilities serving markets across Poland and internationally.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Lentex Ball: Silicone fiber ball filling for pillows, jackets, and textile articles made from silikonized PES fibers.
- Bonus
- Maxima Eko
- Orion
- Orion Chips
- Lupus
- Ranger
- Pionieer
- Voyager
- Balance
- Serenity
- Vitality
- Impact
Products and services
- Spunlace (Water-Jet Bonded) Nonwovens High-quality nonwoven fabrics produced using water jet entanglement (hydroentanglement) technology. They resemble textiles, with high strength, good mechanical parameters, and high aesthetic properties; offer high absorbency and can be produced without additional chemicals. Used across hygiene, medical, filtration, and other technical applications.
- Thermobond (Thermally Bonded Flat) Nonwovens Nonwovens produced through calendering using temperature and pressure. The result is a very thin product with appropriate strength, used in automotive, clothing, and hygiene industries.
- Waddings (Fluffy Thermally Bonded) Nonwovens Fluffy nonwovens produced by thermal curing of standard PES staple fiber mixture and thermoplastic staple fibers. Used primarily in furniture, clothing, and air filtration applications to provide softness and cushioning.
- Needle-Punched Nonwovens Nonwovens produced by mechanical bonding of fibers using high-strength steel needles, yielding thickened structure with appropriate strength parameters. Used in construction (geotextiles, bentonite mats), automotive, and filtration applications.
- Chemobond (Chemically Bonded) Nonwovens Chemically bonded nonwovens produced through impregnation with foam and heat treatment, with compositions including PES+RESIN, VC+RESIN, and combinations. Used in filtration and other technical applications.
- Lentex Ball (Silicone Fiber Balls) Modern and lightweight filling for pillows, jackets, teddy bears, and other textile articles. Made from thin silicone-coated PES fibers formed into balls approximately 0.5 cm in diameter, with air channels and spiral crimping for loft and elasticity. Eco-certified and hypoallergenic.
- Bentonite Mats Modern waterproofing insulation made from bentonite granulate enclosed in needle-punched polypropylene nonwoven. Used in construction for ground reinforcement, dam, slope, and drainage applications, offering quick, simple and safe installation.
- Renovation/Protective Mats Multi-layer laminate mats for protecting floors during renovation. Features include protective film, nonwoven layer for impact protection, and anti-slip layer. Available in 1m and 2m widths, reusable.
- PVC Floor Coverings - Residential Flexible PVC floor coverings for residential use. Collections include Bonus (1.3mm), Maxima Eko (2.5mm), Balance (Lifestyle line, 2.8mm), Serenity (Lifestyle line with felt backing, 2.6mm), Vitality (Lifestyle line, 2.8mm), and Impact (1.05mm). Sold through DIY retail chains and specialized stores.
- PVC Floor Coverings - Commercial/Object Resilient PVC floor coverings for commercial and public buildings. Collections include Orion (2.2mm, 0.5mm wear layer), Orion Chips (with colored PVC chips), Lupus (2.5mm, 0.7mm wear layer), Ranger (Superior line with INVERTECH, 2.0mm), Pionieer (Superior line, 2.5mm), Voyager (Superior line with INVERTECH, 2.2mm), and Syrius, Jupiter (commercial collections). All carry fire reaction classification per PN-EN 13501-1:2019.
- Custom Nonwoven Production Custom nonwoven production based on specific customer requirements, including custom widths, weights, and compositions tailored for automotive, medical, furniture, and clothing industry customers.
Quantifiable outcome
- Only producer of 3 and 4 meter-wide PVC floor coverings in Central Europe
- +1 more outcomes
Companies that use Lentex
Customer profileNamed customers6 records
Segments7 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
Lentex technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature5 records
Lentex partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Six partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- Castorama PolskacoreCastorama is one of the major Polish DIY retail chains where Lentex PVC floor coverings are sold. Products are available in Castorama stores throughout Poland as part of the retail distribution network.
- Leroy Merlin PolskacoreLeroy Merlin is a major DIY retail chain in Poland distributing Lentex PVC floor covering products through its nationwide store network.
- Obi PolskacoreObi is a significant DIY retail chain in Poland where Lentex floor covering products are distributed alongside other home improvement products.
- KomfortcoreKomfort is a specialized Polish retail chain for floor coverings and interior solutions where Lentex PVC floor products are sold.
- MerkurymarketminorMerkurymarket is a regional Polish retail chain where Lentex floor covering products are available alongside other building and home improvement materials.
- Grupa PSB (PSB)coreGrupa PSB is a Polish building materials purchasing group with many member stores throughout the country distributing Lentex products.
Scale indicators3 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights5 records
Lentex competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- Freudenberg Performance Materials: Global nonwoven manufacturer serving automotive, construction, hygiene and apparel. Highly comparable to Lentex's nonwoven business across technology platforms and end-markets, though significantly larger and more diversified.
- Tarkett: Major global flooring manufacturer offering resilient (PVC/vinyl), laminate, wood and carpet products. Comparable to Lentex's PVC floor coverings line, though operating at significantly greater scale with broader product portfolio.
- Ahlstrom: Global specialty fiber and nonwoven materials supplier serving filtration, construction, and industrial markets. Comparable to Lentex's filtration and technical nonwovens offerings, though at much greater scale and global reach.
- Berry Global / Magnera: Large global nonwoven and plastic packaging manufacturer. Comparable to Lentex in nonwoven fabric production (spunlace, needlepunch, thermobond) serving hygiene, industrial, and specialty end-markets, but at vastly greater scale and geographic reach.
- Forbo Flooring Systems: Global flooring manufacturer offering vinyl, linoleum, carpet and entrance matting. Comparable to Lentex's commercial PVC flooring line, with overlap in commercial object flooring buyers across Europe.
Direct peers
- Suominen Corporation: Finnish nonwoven fabric manufacturer focused on spunlace and nonwovens for wipes, hygiene, and medical applications. Directly comparable to Lentex's spunlace and hygienic nonwoven offerings, with similar B2B customer base.
- Beaulieu International Group: Belgian manufacturer of nonwovens, floor coverings (vinyl/LVT), and upholstery textiles. Closely comparable to Lentex across both core product lines — nonwovens and PVC/vinyl flooring — serving similar European B2B and retail channels.
- Gerflor: French specialist in resilient PVC floor coverings for residential and commercial applications. Directly comparable to Lentex's PVC floor covering collections (Bonus, Ranger, Voyager equivalents) with overlapping product positioning and customer segments.
Regional players
- Gamrat (PVC products manufacturer): Polish manufacturer of PVC products including floor coverings, profiles, and pipes. Direct Polish-domestic competitor to Lentex's PVC floor covering business, operating in overlapping retail and construction channels.
- Bondex (formerly Low & Bonar) assets / Freudenberg nonwovens business: European nonwoven producers serving construction, automotive, and industrial markets. Comparable to Lentex's needlepunched and geotextile nonwovens with overlapping customer verticals in filtration and construction.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
Lentex compliance and trust
Trust signalCompliance4 records
Lentex financial estimates
Financial estimateRevenue estimate
Valuation estimate
Lentex leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles8 records
Lentex funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds
Investors
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Lentex M&A and investment
M&A and investmentM&A
Investments
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Frequently asked questions about Lentex
What does Lentex do?
Lentex S.A. manufactures and sells nonwoven fabrics produced via Spunlace (water jet), Thermobond (flat and fluffy), Needle-punched, Chemobond, and silicone fiber ball (Lentex Ball) technologies, serving automotive, furniture, hygiene, filtration, clothing, construction, and geotextile applications. The company also manufactures and distributes flexible PVC floor coverings for residential and commercial use, including collections such as Bonus, Maxima Eko, Balance, Serenity, Vitality, Impact (residential) and Orion, Orion Chips, Lupus, Ranger, Pionieer, Voyager (commercial). Custom nonwoven production with tailored widths, weights, and compositions is available on request.
Is Lentex a public or private company?
Lentex is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.
When was Lentex founded?
Lentex was founded in 1911. It employs 101 to 250 people.
Where is Lentex based?
Lentex is headquartered in Lubliniec, Poland, in the Europe region.
How does Lentex make money?
Three revenue lines are on record. Nonwoven fabrics manufacturing and sales are the primary driver. The others are PVC floor coverings manufacturing and sales and custom nonwoven production.
Who are Lentex's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are Freudenberg Performance Materials, Tarkett, Ahlstrom, Berry Global / Magnera and Forbo Flooring Systems. Direct peers are Suominen Corporation, Beaulieu International Group and Gerflor. Regional players are Gamrat (PVC products manufacturer) and Bondex (formerly Low & Bonar) assets / Freudenberg nonwovens business.
Does Lentex have an API?
No public API is recorded for Lentex.