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Freudenberg Group
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Freudenberg Performance Materials
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1849
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Freudenberg Performance Materials is a division of Freudenberg Group, a privately held, family-owned German conglomerate founded in 1849. The division manufactures and sells technical textiles — nonwovens, wovens and knitted fabrics, foams, and coated textiles — produced through chemical, mechanical, and thermal bonding processes as well as proprietary 3D-matting. The portfolio is anchored by 13 specialized sub-brands (Colback, comfortemp, Dripstop, Enka Solutions, Evolon, Filc, Filtura, Lutradur, MehlerHeytex, Soundtex, Tacnera, Terbond-Texbond, Vlieseline) and serves ten end-use verticals: Apparel & Footwear, Building, Energy, Household & Living, Mobility & Transport, Industrial & Manufacturing, Civil Engineering, Healthcare, Coated Technical Textiles, and Filter Media.

Operations span 36 production sites worldwide and three global development centers, with manufacturing and quality standards harmonized across sites. Revenue is generated through B2B direct enterprise sales of industrial materials to customers across apparel, building, healthcare, energy, mobility, and civil engineering — a hardware sales model with project-based or quote-based pricing customized per application. The company explicitly positions itself as a development partner, working with customers from initial concept through series production. Freudenberg Group is headquartered in Weinheim, Germany, and the division has been developing technical textile solutions for over 90 years. A group-level sustainability target aims for CO2-neutral operations by 2045.

No public revenue figures, management team, M&A history, funding rounds, or AI/technology platform integrations were disclosed in the source material; the company operates as a non-listed, family-controlled industrial supplier.

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Freudenberg Performance Materials is the technical textiles division of family-owned German conglomerate Freudenberg Group. It manufactures nonwovens, foams, and coated textiles across 36 global production sites for B2B customers in apparel, mobility, healthcare, energy, and construction.

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1,001–5,000
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HeadquartersKaiserslautern, Germany
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Kaiserslautern
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Germany
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Europe
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Serves global market

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technical textiles, nonwoven fabrics, industrial foams, coated textiles, filtration media
Industry4 codes
1Medical & Hygiene Technical Textiles (Gauze/Drapes/Wipes/Barrier Fabrics)
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2Decorative & Soft Furnishings Manufacturing (Cushion Covers/Throws/Quilts)
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3Bath & Kitchen Linen Manufacturing (Towels/Washcloths/Bathmats/Dish Towels)
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4Knitwear & Sweaters Manufacturers
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  • Other Textile Product Mills3149
SIC code1 code
  • Miscellaneous Fabricated Textile Products2390
Product category
Technical Textiles
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1Technical Textiles and Materials Sales
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Freudenberg Performance Materials generates revenue through the manufacture and sale of high-tech technical textiles, nonwovens, composite materials, coated textiles, and woven fabrics to industrial customers across multiple sectors including apparel, building, healthcare, energy, mobility, and civil engineering.

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Hardware or Manufacturing
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1Colback
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Brand for various technical textile applications

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Freudenberg Performance Materials, a division of the Freudenberg Group, manufactures and sells high-tech technical textiles including nonwovens, woven and knitted fabrics, foams, composite materials, and coated textiles. Products are sold under 13 distinct brands (including Colback, comfortemp, Dripstop, Evolon, Vlieseline, and Lutradur) and serve industrial customers across apparel, building, energy, healthcare, mobility, civil engineering, household, and industrial manufacturing sectors.

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  • CO2-neutral by 2045 target
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Freudenberg Performance Materials is a global leader in technical textiles operating as part of the Freudenberg Group. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of products organized around core technology platforms (Nonwovens, Wovens and Knitted Fabrics, Foams, and 3D-Matting) supported by specialized manufacturing processes (Chemical, Mechanical, and Thermal Bonding). The product portfolio comprises 13 distinct brands including Colback, comfortemp, Dripstop, Enka Solutions, Evolon, Filc, Filtura, Lutradur, MehlerHeytex, Soundtex, Tacnera, Terbond-Texbond, and Vlieseline. These branded products serve multiple market segments spanning Apparel & Footwear, Building & Construction, Civil Engineering, Energy, Healthcare, Household & Living, Industrial & Manufacturing, Mobility & Transport, and Filter Media. With over 90 years of experience, 36 production sites worldwide, and three global development centers, the company provides customized technical textile solutions tailored to specific industry requirements, supported by a clear sustainability strategy aiming for CO₂-neutral operations by 2045.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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German nonwovens manufacturer producing technical textiles for automotive, construction, filtration, and hygiene — directly comparable German-headquartered technical nonwovens competitor.

TypeDirect peer
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U.S. specialty nonwovens and filtration media manufacturer serving industrial, energy, and healthcare — directly comparable in technical filtration and engineered nonwoven materials.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Finnish nonwovens manufacturer specializing in wet and spunlace nonwovens for hygiene, medical, and industrial wipes — comparable in technical nonwoven production and B2B customer orientation.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Broad building and industrial materials manufacturer with technical textile and insulation offerings serving building, energy, and industrial markets — a larger, more diversified incumbent in adjacent technical materials.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Danish nonwovens producer with broad applications across automotive, construction, filtration, and hygiene — directly comparable in spunbond and technical nonwovens manufacturing.

TypeDirect peer
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Finnish specialty fiber and technical materials manufacturer producing nonwovens and filtration media for industrial, healthcare, and building applications — directly comparable in technical textiles portfolio and customer base.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Global specialty materials company with engineered fibers, nonwovens, and protective materials serving industrial, healthcare, and mobility — broad incumbent with overlapping technical textile capabilities.

TypeDirect peer
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Global manufacturer of nonwovens, films, and specialty materials serving healthcare, hygiene, and industrial markets — directly comparable in nonwoven scale and end-market overlap.

TypeDirect peer
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U.S. engineered materials company focused on nonwovens and specialty papers serving filtration, hygiene, and industrial markets — directly comparable in nonwovens manufacturing capability and B2B industrial customer model.

TypeDirect peer
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Historically a UK-based manufacturer of technical textiles and performance materials for construction, automotive, and industrial applications — directly comparable in technical woven and nonwoven products.

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Freudenberg Group

Technical Textilesfreudenberg-nw.com

Freudenberg Performance Materials is the technical textiles division of family-owned German conglomerate Freudenberg Group. It manufactures nonwovens, foams, and coated textiles across 36 global production sites for B2B customers in apparel, mobility, healthcare, energy, and construction.

What Freudenberg Group does

Freudenberg Performance Materials is a division of Freudenberg Group, a privately held, family-owned German conglomerate founded in 1849. The division manufactures and sells technical textiles — nonwovens, wovens and knitted fabrics, foams, and coated textiles — produced through chemical, mechanical, and thermal bonding processes as well as proprietary 3D-matting. The portfolio is anchored by 13 specialized sub-brands (Colback, comfortemp, Dripstop, Enka Solutions, Evolon, Filc, Filtura, Lutradur, MehlerHeytex, Soundtex, Tacnera, Terbond-Texbond, Vlieseline) and serves ten end-use verticals: Apparel & Footwear, Building, Energy, Household & Living, Mobility & Transport, Industrial & Manufacturing, Civil Engineering, Healthcare, Coated Technical Textiles, and Filter Media.

Operations span 36 production sites worldwide and three global development centers, with manufacturing and quality standards harmonized across sites. Revenue is generated through B2B direct enterprise sales of industrial materials to customers across apparel, building, healthcare, energy, mobility, and civil engineering — a hardware sales model with project-based or quote-based pricing customized per application. The company explicitly positions itself as a development partner, working with customers from initial concept through series production. Freudenberg Group is headquartered in Weinheim, Germany, and the division has been developing technical textile solutions for over 90 years. A group-level sustainability target aims for CO2-neutral operations by 2045.

No public revenue figures, management team, M&A history, funding rounds, or AI/technology platform integrations were disclosed in the source material; the company operates as a non-listed, family-controlled industrial supplier.

Freudenberg Group firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Freudenberg Group
Legal name
Freudenberg Performance Materials
Website
https://freudenberg-nw.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1849
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Freudenberg Performance Materials is the technical textiles division of family-owned German conglomerate Freudenberg Group. It manufactures nonwovens, foams, and coated textiles across 36 global production sites for B2B customers in apparel, mobility, healthcare, energy, and construction.
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Freudenberg Group industry classification

Industry
Product category
Technical Textiles
NAICS
Other Textile Product Mills (3149)
SIC
Miscellaneous Fabricated Textile Products (2390)
akta.pro primary industry
Medical & Hygiene Technical Textiles (Gauze/Drapes/Wipes/Barrier Fabrics) (IMAOADAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Decorative & Soft Furnishings Manufacturing (Cushion Covers/Throws/Quilts) (IMAOAKAG), Bath & Kitchen Linen Manufacturing (Towels/Washcloths/Bathmats/Dish Towels) (IMAOAKAB), Knitwear & Sweaters Manufacturers (CRAAAAAJ)

Keywords

  • Technical textiles
  • Nonwoven fabrics
  • Industrial foams
  • Coated textiles
  • Filtration media

Where Freudenberg Group is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Kaiserslautern
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Germany
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

Freudenberg Group business model

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B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
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Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Technical Textiles and Materials Sales: Freudenberg Performance Materials generates revenue through the manufacture and sale of high-tech technical textiles, nonwovens, composite materials, coated textiles, and woven fabrics to industrial customers across multiple sectors including apparel, building, healthcare, energy, mobility, and civil engineering.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels5 records

Freudenberg Group product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Freudenberg Performance Materials, a division of the Freudenberg Group, manufactures and sells high-tech technical textiles including nonwovens, woven and knitted fabrics, foams, composite materials, and coated textiles. Products are sold under 13 distinct brands (including Colback, comfortemp, Dripstop, Evolon, Vlieseline, and Lutradur) and serve industrial customers across apparel, building, energy, healthcare, mobility, civil engineering, household, and industrial manufacturing sectors.

Product overview

Freudenberg Performance Materials is a global leader in technical textiles operating as part of the Freudenberg Group. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of products organized around core technology platforms (Nonwovens, Wovens and Knitted Fabrics, Foams, and 3D-Matting) supported by specialized manufacturing processes (Chemical, Mechanical, and Thermal Bonding). The product portfolio comprises 13 distinct brands including Colback, comfortemp, Dripstop, Enka Solutions, Evolon, Filc, Filtura, Lutradur, MehlerHeytex, Soundtex, Tacnera, Terbond-Texbond, and Vlieseline. These branded products serve multiple market segments spanning Apparel & Footwear, Building & Construction, Civil Engineering, Energy, Healthcare, Household & Living, Industrial & Manufacturing, Mobility & Transport, and Filter Media. With over 90 years of experience, 36 production sites worldwide, and three global development centers, the company provides customized technical textile solutions tailored to specific industry requirements, supported by a clear sustainability strategy aiming for CO₂-neutral operations by 2045.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Colback: Brand for various technical textile applications
  • comfortemp
  • Dripstop
  • Enka Solutions
  • Evolon
  • Filc
  • Filtura
  • Lutradur
  • MehlerHeytex
  • Soundtex
  • Tacnera
  • Terbond-Texbond
  • Vlieseline

Products and services

  • Colback

Quantifiable outcome

  • CO2-neutral by 2045 target

Companies that use Freudenberg Group

Customer profile

Segments10 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Freudenberg Group technology and API

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Technology focussed No

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Feature4 records

Freudenberg Group partnerships and signals

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Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Freudenberg Group competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • TWE Group: German nonwovens manufacturer producing technical textiles for automotive, construction, filtration, and hygiene — directly comparable German-headquartered technical nonwovens competitor.
  • Hollingsworth & Vose: U.S. specialty nonwovens and filtration media manufacturer serving industrial, energy, and healthcare — directly comparable in technical filtration and engineered nonwoven materials.
  • Suominen: Finnish nonwovens manufacturer specializing in wet and spunlace nonwovens for hygiene, medical, and industrial wipes — comparable in technical nonwoven production and B2B customer orientation.
  • Fibertex Nonwovens: Danish nonwovens producer with broad applications across automotive, construction, filtration, and hygiene — directly comparable in spunbond and technical nonwovens manufacturing.
  • Ahlstrom: Finnish specialty fiber and technical materials manufacturer producing nonwovens and filtration media for industrial, healthcare, and building applications — directly comparable in technical textiles portfolio and customer base.
  • Berry Global (nonwovens/fabrics): Global manufacturer of nonwovens, films, and specialty materials serving healthcare, hygiene, and industrial markets — directly comparable in nonwoven scale and end-market overlap.
  • Glatfelter: U.S. engineered materials company focused on nonwovens and specialty papers serving filtration, hygiene, and industrial markets — directly comparable in nonwovens manufacturing capability and B2B industrial customer model.
  • Low & Bonar (now part of Freudenberg competitors / Aditya Birla): Historically a UK-based manufacturer of technical textiles and performance materials for construction, automotive, and industrial applications — directly comparable in technical woven and nonwoven products.

Broad incumbents

  • Johns Manville (Berkshire Hathaway): Broad building and industrial materials manufacturer with technical textile and insulation offerings serving building, energy, and industrial markets — a larger, more diversified incumbent in adjacent technical materials.
  • DuPont: Global specialty materials company with engineered fibers, nonwovens, and protective materials serving industrial, healthcare, and mobility — broad incumbent with overlapping technical textile capabilities.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Freudenberg Group social profiles

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Freudenberg Group M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Freudenberg Group

What does Freudenberg Group do?

Freudenberg Performance Materials, a division of the Freudenberg Group, manufactures and sells high-tech technical textiles including nonwovens, woven and knitted fabrics, foams, composite materials, and coated textiles. Products are sold under 13 distinct brands (including Colback, comfortemp, Dripstop, Evolon, Vlieseline, and Lutradur) and serve industrial customers across apparel, building, energy, healthcare, mobility, civil engineering, household, and industrial manufacturing sectors.

Is Freudenberg Group a public or private company?

Freudenberg Group is a private company. It is classified as family owned and is currently operating.

When was Freudenberg Group founded?

Freudenberg Group was founded in 1849. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Freudenberg Group based?

Freudenberg Group is headquartered in Kaiserslautern, Germany, in the Europe region.

How does Freudenberg Group make money?

One revenue line is on record: technical Textiles and Materials Sales.

Who are Freudenberg Group's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are TWE Group, Hollingsworth & Vose, Suominen, Fibertex Nonwovens, Ahlstrom, Berry Global (nonwovens/fabrics), Glatfelter and Low & Bonar (now part of Freudenberg competitors / Aditya Birla). Broad incumbents are Johns Manville (Berkshire Hathaway) and DuPont.

Does Freudenberg Group have an API?

No public API is recorded for Freudenberg Group.

What industry is Freudenberg Group in?

Freudenberg Group's product category is Technical Textiles. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAOADAD, Medical & Hygiene Technical Textiles (Gauze/Drapes/Wipes/Barrier Fabrics), with a secondary code of IMAOAKAG, Decorative & Soft Furnishings Manufacturing (Cushion Covers/Throws/Quilts). Its NAICS code is 3149 and its SIC code is 2390.

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It further outlines regional distribution models and logistical trends specific to the UK's diverse geographic landscape.GlobeNewswireChina Technical Textiles Industry Landscape Report 2025, Featuring Competitive Profiles for Shenghong Group, Weiqiao Textile Company, Jihua Group, Freudenberg & Vilene, and Hyosung Advanced MaterialsResearchAndMarkets.com announced the addition of a comprehensive China technical textiles industry report to its offering, covering a market valued at USD 47.9 billion in 2022 and projected to surpass USD 106 billion by 2030 at a compound annual growth rate of 10.4%. The report spans all 12 international TechTex segments including nonwovens, industrial fabrics, geotextiles, MedTech, and smart textiles, with H1 2024 export value reaching USD 20.6 billion. 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Key market players identified include MANN+HUMMEL, Mahle Gmbh, Donaldson Company, Toyota Boshoku Corporation, Freudenberg Group, K&N Engineering, Robert Bosch GmbH, Elofic Industries Ltd., Hengst SE, and Denso Corporation.PR NewswireBattery Separator Market: COVID-19 Focused Report|Featuring Asahi Kasei Corp. and Freudenberg SE among others|TechnavioTechnavio released a market research report forecasting the battery separator market will grow by USD 3.74 billion between 2021 and 2025, despite negative impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic. The report identifies Asahi Kasei Corp., Dreamweaver International, and Freudenberg SE as major participants in this sector. Growth is primarily driven by the automotive industry's shift toward electric vehicles and declining costs of battery storage systems.