Anticipate, act and do better

The need of concrete actions is intensifying! 2025 is shaping up to be a defining year for ESG. Faced with growing climate and social challenges, companies must evolve to meet stakeholder expectations and an increasingly complex regulatory environment.

1. Changing societal expectationsConsumers, investors and governments demand greater transparency and responsible actions.
   Companies are increasingly expected to play an active role in addressing global challenges, or risk undermining their reputation.
2. A strengthened regulatory frameworkNew ESG laws and directives are reshaping business practices. Increased demands for non-financial reporting, binding measures to decrease carbon emissions and enhanced accountability mechanisms are becoming the norm.
3. Growing stakeholder involvementPressure from employees, local communities and investors is mounting. These stakeholders are urging companies to adopt more sustainable and ethical practices, creating a competitive landscape focused on sustainability.

While these new obligations may seem challenging, they also present opportunities. Companies that integrate ESG into their business model can strengthen their reputation, build customer loyalty and enhance operational efficiency. Sustainability becomes a competitive advantage for those who can seize this opportunity.