Sustainability Report
The FNM Group’s sustainability commitments guide the content of its reporting, based on its strategies and the results achieved in the short, medium, and long term.
This responsibility is reflected in the integration of economic, social, and environmental considerations into decision-making processes and in the increasingly robust measurement of progress and results.
On 19 March, the FNM Board of Directors approved the Sustainability Report for the year 2025, integrated in the Management Report and prepared in accordance with the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), following the requirements of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).
The scope of the environmental, social and governance data is the same as in the 2025 Consolidated Annual Report, including all operating entities and also taking into account activities along the value chain.
The report contains information on how the company is managed and organised, the policies practised, the risks and how they are managed, and the performance with regard to the commitments and opportunities undertaken by the Group.
Highlights
Dual Materiality
The Double Materiality Analysis serves as an important guiding tool for the FNM Group in shaping its sustainability strategy, as well as in defining the content of its Sustainability Report.
The Group has adopted a two-way approach through which it has assessed corporate governance and the management of sustainability issues: how these influence a company’s financial performance and its long-term value (financial materiality—Financial Materiality) and what effects the company has on society and its surrounding environment (impact materiality— Impact Materiality).
