Frasle Mobility's New Positioning and Randoncorp Investments
About the report
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We now present Randoncorp's 2022
Sustainability Report.
In this document, we describe the main highlights of
the business between January 1st and December 31st,
2022, including, in an integrated manner, financial,
operational, environmental, social and corporate
governance aspects.
Throughout its pages, we address how our strategy,
operations and ESG Ambition have created value
for employees, customers, suppliers, investors,
communities and other stakeholders during the year.
In line with the best sustainability practices, the
Report was prepared following the guidelines of the
Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) 2021 and Integrated
Reporting (learn more ahead). To structure and define
its scope, we have based ourselves on a study of
the most relevant themes for business sustainability,
described on page 27.
This document was audited by BSD Consult.
Best practices adopted
INTEGRATED
REPORTING
Now part of IFRS Foundation
Integrated Reporting: For the 3rd year in a row, we
followed the Integrated Reporting guidelines, created
by the International Integrated Reporting Council
(IIRC), which guide to report the interconnection
between financial and non-financial factors and their
relevance to long-term business value creation. At
each chapter opening, you will find the Capital XX
marker, indicating which capital was addressed, and
at the end of the report, on page 134, the capital map
identifies the pages where capitals were mentioned.
GRI
Global Reporting Initiative (GRI): For the fourth
consecutive year, we have adhered to the Global
Reporting Initiative Standard (GRI) guidelines, the
world's most widely used guideline for sustainability
reporting. At the beginning of each subchapter,
you will find the indicators reported on, by means
of the acronym GRI-XX. You may also see the full
breakdown of indicators on page 128.
If you have any questions, suggestions, or
wish to learn more about any of the topics
presented in this report, please write to us!
[email protected]
SASB
STANDARDS
Now part of IFRS Foundation
Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB):
We have also adhered to the guidelines of the
Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB),
a global voluntary standard for sector sustainability
reporting, for the second consecutive year. At the
beginning of each subchapter, we point out the reported
indicators, through the acronym SASB XX. In the SASB
Content Index (page 128) we explain each indicator's
content.
Development Goals (SDGs): defined by the United
Nations Organization (UN) with the purpose of
engaging organizations around the world in goals for
sustainable development. On page 32 we present the
priority SDGs of the business and how we contributed
to achieving them, at the beginning of each chapter
you will find the logos of the SDGs addressed, and
at the end of the report, on page 135, we publish the
SDG map, referencing the relevant content for each
SDG impacted.
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