The VELUX Group and Domea.dk enter a partner agreement to accelerate the green transition of the affordable housing sector in Denmark. With this agreement, Domea.dk will be the first non-profit housing organisation to facilitate full-scale testing of the Living Places principles in building Danish affordable housing projects.

The VELUX Group earned a platinum medal from EcoVadis, a trusted global provider of business sustainability ratings. It is the highest rating possible and puts VELUX amongst the top 1% of companies worldwide rated by EcoVadis in 2025 in terms of their environmental impact, labour and human rights standards, ethics and procurement practices.

The VELUX Group has entered a multi-year commercial agreement with Novelis, the world leader in aluminium rolling and recycling, for the supply of high recycled content aluminium. This means flat-rolled aluminium made from more than 70% recycled content will be used to manufacture VELUX roof windows and accessories to further reduce carbon emissions.

Jacob Madsen, EVP for Region North Europe, has decided to leave the VELUX Group to take on an exciting role as Chief Commercial Officer at the Purmo Group, a leading European supplier in indoor climate solutions.

Today the VELUX Group opens a hub for innovation in an old wooden warehouse converted into a modern workplace for creativity to thrive. LKR Innovation House has a carbon footprint well below similar buildings in Denmark due to the renovation and the reuse of more than 50 percent of the original materials.

Roof-window maker VELUX and sustainable developer igloo Regeneration agree to build homes based on the Living Places concept as part of an ambitious city-wide project to transform Sunderland into a connected, international city with opportunities for all.