Sustainability
Transparent reporting and dialogue with stakeholders contribute to the Group’s sustainable development.

For Sanlorenzo, maintaining a strong connection with all its stakeholders is very important, as it represents both a strategic factor and a business-supporting element aimed at creating long-term sustainable value.
The Group’s structured approach to stakeholder engagement also reflects its commitment to responsibility, transparency, and reliability toward the broader social, environmental, and economic context in which it operates and interacts.
The key principles guiding this relationship are:
Every interaction is an opportunity to understand stakeholders’ perspectives and interests;
It is important, wherever possible, to create opportunities for collaboration with different stakeholders;
Engagement should lead to a continuous increase in stakeholder satisfaction, with the ultimate goal of building their trust.
Some documents related to this topic:
Code of Ethics: the deontological and value-based framework underlying the Group’s business model and activities;
Policy for Managing Dialogue with Shareholders: a detailed document focused on the shareholder stakeholder category, complementing what is already addressed in the Stakeholder Engagement Policy
Finally, an essential element in terms of transparency and communication is sustainability reporting. In particular, from 2020 to 2023, the Sanlorenzo Group published its Non-Financial Statement, and with the entry into force of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, it now includes sustainability information directly in the Management Report, within the Sustainability Reporting.
The Group also monitors and participates in the main ESG ratings, including S&P, Sustainalytics, MSCI, and ISS, and for the first time in 2025, in CDP as well.