Sustainable growth report 2024
Sustainable growth report 2025
We conducted our first Double Materiality Assessment (DMA) in 2023 as part of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requirements. The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), which are linked to the CSRD, outline sustainability topics to be included in the assessment.
In 2025, we reviewed our DMA and the accompanying double materiality matrix. This review was carried out to further refine our process and ensure that our most material topics are identified in a consistent and robust way. The outcome of the assessment is the double materiality matrix, which provides a visual representation of the results.
Following the review, we concluded that the previously identified topics remain the most material to us. As a result, no changes were made. The analysis continues to be relevant, and we value the insights it provides. Therefore, we have included the matrix again in this year’s report.
The matrix identifies 20 sustainability topics that are material to Anthony Veder. These topics were assessed based on both financial impact (inward) and impact on society and the environment (outward).
- Inward refers to the influence each topic has on our business operations.
- Outward refers to our operations’ significance and impact on our stakeholders and the wider environment.
By evaluating each topic in both directions and ranking the outcomes, we developed the double materiality matrix. From this analysis, we identified the following top seven most material topics:
- Green House Gas emissions (GHG)
- Health, safety and well-being
- Regulatory compliance
- Sustainable employability
- Energy transition
- Climate change
- Diversity, Equity, Inclusion
These topics are included in our ESG roadmap, as they remain key in shaping our direction and focus. They are also embedded in our OGSM strategy framework (Objectives, Goals, Strategies and Measures), enabling structured follow-up and monitoring. We will continue to refine our understanding of our environmental and social impact through further analysis and ongoing dialogue with our stakeholders. The DMA will be periodically updated to reflect new developments and insights, ensuring that it remains relevant in a changing landscape.
