Optimism Rises in European Plastics Industry – Is Your Business Ready to Grow?
Positive momentum is returning to the European plastics sector, according to the latest findings from Plastics Information Europe (PIE). Their 12th Business Survey reveals that over 53% of companies expect improved business performance in 2025, with a further third forecasting stable conditions. Optimism is being fuelled by anticipated economic recovery, increased demand and stronger more agile business strategies.
The outlook within domestic markets looks particularly encouraging:
- 45% expect growth locally
- 5% predict a steady trajectory
This renewed confidence highlights a sector poised for evolution. To truly capitalise on this potential, businesses must ensure they have the right talent in place.
How Listgrove Supports Growth in Plastics
Listgrove has been supporting the plastics, packaging and chemical industries for over 50 years. As the sector enters a new chapter of opportunity, we continue to work closely with our clients to:
- Identify and attract high-calibre talent for commercial, technical and leadership roles.
- Support transformation strategies through agile, sector-specific recruitment solutions.
- Enhance global hiring, thanks to our multilingual consultants and international networks.
Whether your business is expanding into new markets, navigating succession planning or investing in innovation, we provide the industry insight and global reach needed to build high-performing teams.
Talent as a Strategic Lever
We are already seeing increased demand for recruitment support across Europe - a clear signal that companies are investing in the people who will shape their next stage of growth.
📩 If you are planning your next strategic hire or want to benchmark your current recruitment approach, we’re here to help.
Connect with us or visit www.listgrove.com to find out more.
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