The workers' welfare organisation (AWO) has responded to the challenges in the social environment with a wide range of voluntary projects. Almost 160 volunteers looked after primary and secondary school pupils, took part in discussions and events as contemporary witnesses, or looked after children and young people with special needs. The school families are delighted to have regular support in their school work. 'Thank you very much for the broad support from 3C-Carbon Group AG,' said MGH director Betina Ahmadyar, because according to her, the donation goes directly towards promoting good relations between the generations.

'As a company, we want to show with our support that we are happy to share our success with the people in the region,' explained Karsten Jerschke, CEO of 3C-Carbon Group AG in Landsberg. The high-tech company continues to focus on good cohesion in the social sphere at its location.

Since the first delivery in April, production at the HOREX factory in Landsberg am Lech has been ramping up continuously. The aim is for as many HOREX customers as possible to become proud new owners of a brand-new Regina Evo before the start of autumn.

In 2025, after two years of excellent training and work with a great deal of commitment and passion, three carpentry apprentices from 3C-Carbon-Group AG - Lukas, Felix and Guo - received their journeyman's certificates from guild master Dietmar Kreitner in the presence of Mayor Baumgartl and District Administrator Eichinger. Lukas received a commendation in the 'Die Gute Form' category for his outstanding journeyman's piece.
As a high-tech group of companies, 3C-Carbon Group AG has always attached great importance to the sound and comprehensive training of the next generation of craftsmen.

Landsberg made a dominant start to the game in Kirchheim, but initially failed to score against the Landesliga team, although they dominated the game for long stretches. Shortly before the break, however, Kilian Pittrich redeemed TSV with his goal for a well-deserved 1:0 (43').
In the second half, Landsberg didn't let anything get in their way, had the game completely under control and added two more goals. Luca Dollinger scored in the 68th minute and Maxi Seemüller added the final goal with a penalty in the 87th minute to make it 3-0, which ultimately saw the team advance to the second round of the cup with confidence.
After an overall convincing preparation, TSV Landsberg will start the points round with an away game on Tuesday, 22 July, at Bayernliga promoted Schwaig. Coach Alexander Schmid hopes to be able to use captain Holdenrieder again.

At their neighbours in the table, the visitors left no doubt from the start as to who would take a decisive step towards relegation on this day. After just five minutes, all Sgodzaj had to do was slot home to make it 1-0 after a fine assist from Berwein. After 19 minutes, Penka made it 2-0 with a fine lob over the Grünwald goalkeeper, and shortly afterwards Auburger made it 3-0 with a spectacular shot from 20 metres.

Berwein, who was outstanding on the day, then made it all clear. He increased the score to 4:0 after half an hour with a spectacular side-footed shot and then made it 5:0 with a well-placed shot before the break.

Landsberg could afford to shift down a gear after the break and still managed to score another goal: Bazdrigiannis ran straight at the Grünwald goalkeeper after a precise pinpoint pass in the 76th minute and converted with nerves of steel to make the final score 6:0.

No wonder that TSV head of football Nico Held was more than satisfied afterwards. 'We started the season with one goal scored and one point after eight games. The fact that we have now achieved our major goal two match days before the end deserves my utmost respect. My thanks go to our sponsors, the helpers, the coaching and support team and, of course, the team.'