Sustainability Reports

Clear and objective communication to present the organization’s social, economic and environmental organization.

Through the sustainability, it is possible to demonstrate all the actions that the organization has taken to promote a positive impact on the environment, society and the economy.

Integrated Reporting (IR), prepared according to the International Structure of the IIRC (International Integrated Reporting Council), is an evolution of results reporting.  More than a repot, it is a corporate communication process that aims to integrate financial with non-financial information, demonstrating a broader and more mature management of the business and how the organization generates value over time.

Structuring sustainability reports helps organizations:

• Defining relevant or material topics of the organization;
• In structuring indicators and governance to ESG themes;
• In the interconnection between ESG aspects with Administrative-Financial aspects;
• Demonstrating the use of resources, actions taken to mitigate negative impacts and their positive impacts;
• In the greater understanding of benefit of value creation;
• Improving management and decision-making information;
• Increasing transparency of accountability and improving quality and depth of information;
• Bringing positive impacts in their relationship with shareholders and increased engagement with stakeholders;
• In credibility before society, customers, financial institutions and investors; and
• Facilitating participation in formal commitments, such as the Global Pact and others.

Support in structuring, consolidating information and filling out reference questionnaires proposed by ISE - Corporate Sustainability Index, composed of 7 dimensions: Economic – Financial, General, Environmental, Corporate Governance, Social, Climate Change and Product Nature.

Environmental, social and governance issues are now considered essential in risk analysis and investment decisions. As a result, increasingly investors are demanding greater structuring and transparency in communication regarding ESG aspects. The Corporate Sustainability Index is one of the tools to indicate public companies that are committed to sustainable development.

The structuring of corporate sustainability following ISE B3 as a reference makes it possible to:

• Structure governance and ESG indicators;
• Align strategy with best sustainability practices;
• Evolution and demonstration of the company's maturity on the aspects of corporate sustainability;
• Demonstrate how the company generates long-term value for its shareholders;
• Integrate the ISE B3 portfolio;
• Comparative analysis of the company's performance;
• Support investors in making investment decisions.