Maddalena publishes its 2024/25 Sustainability Report, the third edition of its voluntary reporting journey launched in 2020, providing transparency on the Company’s ESG commitments, results and objectives.
In 2020, we voluntarily embarked on a sustainability reporting journey. Five years later, the 2024/25 Sustainability Report shows how this commitment has grown alongside Maddalena, becoming increasingly integrated into the Company’s management.
The new report presents the results achieved over the two-year period and, above all, connects them with future objectives, providing a comprehensive overview of the Company’s environmental, social and governance performance.
A Voluntary Commitment That Continues
The first edition of the Report was driven by the desire to make existing sustainability initiatives within the Company visible and measurable, while giving them a shared direction. Over time, data collection has become more structured, the scope of analysis has expanded, and the tools used to integrate ESG topics into decision-making have been strengthened.
The 2024/25 edition reaffirms this choice, even against a rapidly evolving European regulatory landscape: sustainability reporting is not simply a compliance exercise, but a tool to better understand performance and define priorities for improvement.
A Report Aligned with the New European Standards
The Report continues to reference the GRI Standards and progressively integrates the principles of the ESRS – European Sustainability Reporting Standards. Since the 2022/23 edition, it has also incorporated a Double Materiality Assessment to evaluate both the impacts generated by the Company and the ESG risks and opportunities that may affect its activities and performance.
This work is complemented by stakeholder engagement, which contributes to identifying the most relevant sustainability topics and defining future priorities.
Five Pillars for the Future
The analysis identified five pillars that structure Maddalena SpA’s commitments and objectives:
People, with a focus on skills, well-being, safety and participation;
Governance and Integrity, to strengthen transparency, accountability and risk management;
Supply Chain, to progressively integrate ESG considerations throughout the supply chain;
Resources and Circularity, with a focus on environmental impacts, efficiency and product life cycles;
Innovation and Water Resources, where technology, digitalisation and a culture of measurement contribute to more efficient water management.
These pillars provide the framework for understanding what has been achieved over the two-year period and, above all, the commitments made for the years ahead.
