Selenis Portugal, S.A.

Selenis Portugal, S. A. specializes in innovative copolyesters, providing sustainable and high-performance materials for various industries, including packaging and textiles. Founded by Duarte Gil, Selenis develops and supplies copolyesters from its headquarters in Portalegre, Portugal.

The company was acquired by Inversiones Ibersuizas in a deal finalized on June 1, 2002, reflecting its strategic pivot towards enhanced sustainability in its product offerings. Selenis specializes in the development and supply of innovative copolyesters tailored for a wide array of applications, emphasizing sustainability and performance. Their core offerings include advanced recycled clear resins, bio resins, and recyclable eco resins, designed to meet the increasing demand for environmentally friendly materials in various industries. These products enhance quality of life by promoting sustainable practices, particularly in packaging, pharmaceuticals, and textiles.

Selenis serves a diverse client base, including manufacturers and brands seeking eco-conscious solutions across global markets such as North America, Europe, and Asia. Selenis generates revenue through a model that primarily involves B2B transactions, partnering with companies seeking advanced sustainable materials for their production needs. The company’s business structure includes direct sales to manufacturers and collaborations with strategic partners to develop specialized products, such as the world's first pharmaceutical bottle partially made from wood-based plastics and recyclable PETG shrink sleeves. Transactions typically involve bulk orders of their flagship products, tailored to client specifications to meet industry standards for sustainability and performance.

The firm's focus on strategic partnerships further enhances its market reach, facilitating revenue growth through shared initiatives and innovative product development in the sustainability sector. Selenis plans to expand its product line by introducing new eco-friendly materials tailored for specific industry applications. This includes the launch of additional bio-resins by the end of 2025. The company aims to penetrate new markets in Latin America and Asia, targeting expansion efforts to be completed by 2026.

Recent funding from the acquisition in 2002 has been allocated towards research and development initiatives, enhancing their capabilities in sustainability-focused product lines.