Altro has published its latest sustainability report, providing a comprehensive overview of the company’s ongoing commitment to sustainable practices, with an increased focus on transparency and accountability.
‘Building better futures’ contains detailed information on Altro’s environmental impact and efforts to reduce carbon emissions; initiatives and programs that promote social responsibility within its communities; innovations in sustainable product development and supply chain management; as well as key performance metrics and benchmarks that track the company’s sustainability goals.
Richard Kahn, Altro’s CEO says: “Altro’s commitment to innovation drives sustainable progress, transforming our products and processes to set new standards for environmental responsibility. Our holistic approach ensures that we are making a positive impact on the planet while delivering high-quality solutions to our customers.
“This report shows the progress and impact we all can make when we focus our efforts on the things that really matter, as well as the breadth and depth of the initiatives underway across our global operations. For example, we’ve seen a phenomenal 90% reduction in Scope 2 emissions, with our operations in the UK, Germany, Sweden and Australia all contributing significantly. We are committed to transparency, providing detailed figures in this report, fully aware of the work still to do as well as all that’s already achieved.
Sustainability Manager David Lever says: “This year’s report shows some significant progress towards our sustainability goals, but also that there will always be so much more to be done. Progress comes when we are transparent about and accountable for the impacts of our business – that’s how we drive meaningful change. This report not only reflects our achievements but also identifies areas where we can improve and sets ambitious targets for the future.” Read Altro’s 2025 sustainability report ‘Building better futures: for the planet, for people’ here: www.altro.com/uk/sustainability/sustainability-report
