Our
Commitment
We pursue a sustainable growth model by integrating social and environmental aspects into our corporate strategy, mindful that there can be no long-term economic development without responsible action.
Our
Commitment
Recordati's sustainability plan
We have a long history of entrepreneurial passion and a strong reputation and a desire to continue growing and creating value in an ethical, enduring, and sustainable way, all while respecting the laws and regulations that apply in the countries where we operate, protecting people and the environment, and supplying safe, high-quality products.
For more information, please refer to the
Annual Report 2025 (including the Consolidated Sustainability Statement)
Highlights 2025
100% of the electricity purchased by the Group’s plants comes from renewable sources, in countries where this is possible*
Installation of solar panels in Tunisia and Italy (at Campoverde – first wave) and the expansion of the system in Spain were completed, reaching a total installed power of approximately 6,200 kWp (together with the systems already in operation)
Approximately 3.2 million** euros in donations in support of the community
Approximately 1,450 patients affected by rare diseases were supported through the Patient Assistance Program, the Co-Pay Assistance Program or similar programmes
The “Health Caravans” project continued, allowing for over 1,000 visits to be made and facilitating access to healthcare for many underserved rural populations in Tunisia
Revenue
In January 2026, the plant in Ireland achieved ISO 14001 certification and the plant in Tunisia achieved ISO 50001
The second People Engagement Survey completed with an excellent participation rate of 84%
Approximately 95% of employees received D&I training
Achieved an excellent inclusion index, measured as part of the Employee Engagement Survey 2025, equal to 83%
Defined the new Group Values
Formalised the Supplier Code of Conduct and the Human Rights Policy
82 suppliers audited on ESG issues through desk audits by an independent third party: 68 new audits and 14 follow-up audits
*This figure excludes Tunisia, where renewable energy is not available. Including Tunisian consumption in fiscal year 2025, electricity from renewables purchased at the Group’s production plants is approximately 91%.
**Including monetary and product donations measured at market value. The data also includes awareness-raising activities, support for patient associations and scientific events.