Reporting

We report on our social and environmental impacts with the aim of providing reliable, complete, clear and comparable information.

 

Our Sustainability Reporting

In 2025 we published our sustainability reporting as part of the Consolidated Report on Operations prepared in accordance with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), pursuant to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and in compliance with Italian Legislative Decree no. 125/2024.  

The sustainability reporting was also subject to limited assurance by Deloitte & Touche S.p.A. 

In compliance with Regulation EU 2020/852 and subsequent delegated acts, we disclosed information on how and to what extent the Group’s activities are aligned with the criteria of the EU Taxonomy and contribute to the environmental objectives set by the European Union. For the year 2024, the Green Asset Ratio (GAR) for the CDP Group’s consolidated accounting scope for Financial and Non-Financial undertakings – the “Mixed Group” – stands at 16.7% of turnover and 39.9% of capex, with total Group revenues of €33 billion.

To ensure alignment with broader sustainability reporting and improve comparability with other financial institutions, we have also voluntarily reported the GAR for companies subject to Management and Coordination, which amounts to 8.26% for Capex and 3.49% for Turnover. 
 

Impacts generated for the country

We play a key role as a long-term investor in Italy, capable of generating significant social, environmental and economic impacts. The Group’s impact assessment is based on two dimensions: one concerning the impact of the financial resources deployed on key macroeconomic indicators, and the other concerning the impact generated by the main areas of intervention that define CDP’s strategy. 

For more details, see the Analysis and Scenarios page.  

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