Sustainability

The first Sustainability Report in 2007 marked an important cultural transition from a mainly HSE approach to sustainability to a more mature approach that also takes account of the social dimensions of our work and the importance of our relations with our stakeholders.
Five years on we are able to appreciate how this cultural change has not just been manifest in a series of Corporate Social Responsibility actions as a consequence of production activities, but how it has become a concrete incentive for the development of an integrated business model that can exploit the opportunities of CSR and fully incorporate them into our strategies (...).The Sustainability Report enables us to illustrate, in a transparent and exhaustive manner, the ways in which we pursue our economic, environmental and social development goals, but is also an important way of observing ourselves, of monitoring our results and, therefore, of continuously identifying areas for improvement and growth.

(Letter to Stakeholders, 2011 Sustainability Report)