Italchimica is among the Sustainability Leaders 2025 for the fourth consecutive year
For the fourth consecutive year, Italchimica has been included among the “Sustainability Leaders 2025”, the annual ranking realised by Statista in collaboration with the Italian newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore. An award that rewards the Italian companies most sensitive to environmental, social and economic issues, selected from over 2,000 realities analysed for transparency and completeness in sustainability reporting.
Italchimica is one of the 240 most virtuous companies in Italy, and this result takes on an even more significant value considering that the company draws up a sustainability report on a voluntary basis, even though it is not yet obliged to do so by law.
‘The benefits of our path are very concrete,’ comments Luca Pattarello, Research and Development Director, ‘not only in terms of credibility towards external stakeholders, but also because it strengthens the future of our organisation, communicating to our employees that Italchimica acts with ethics and vision.’
The assessment was conducted by Statista, an international analysis and research company, which examined both the company’s statutory and sustainability financial statements according to objective indicators reflecting commitment in the three ESG areas: environmental, social and governance.
A significant element that emerged in the 2025 edition of the ranking is that the industrial products and components sector surpassed traditionally more regulated sectors, such as finance and energy, in terms of the number of companies awarded. This is a strong signal of the growing attention of Italian manufacturing towards a more sustainable and responsible business model. This recognition motivates the company to continue its commitment to industrial development that combines innovation, ethics and respect for the environment and people.
At this link the list of the most sustainable Italian companies: https://lab24.ilsole24ore.com/leader-sostenibilita/
Credits: illustration by Chiara Lanzieri for Il Sole 24 Ore (21/05/2025)