United Nations Global Compact
Since 2021 Brembo N.V. has been a participant in the United Nations Global Compact, the world's largest strategic corporate citizenship initiative that arose from the desire to promote a sustainable global economy, respectful of human and labour rights, environmental protection and the principles of anti-corruption.
Brembo N.V. adheres to the “Business for People and Society” Manifesto
As a further confirmation of its commitment, Brembo N.V. signed the “Business for People and Society” Manifesto, a document developed by the Italian Network of the UN Global Compact – the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative – which calls on companies to strengthen their commitment to promoting the social dimension of sustainability.
By engaging with the social dimension, companies can create value across multiple areas: by improving job quality and employee wellbeing; by making a positive contribution to the communities and territories in which they operate; by promoting active policies for different generations and pursuing a broader commitment to reducing social and gender inequalities; and, finally, by fostering positive practices related to decent work and the protection of human rights.
Through the signing of the Manifesto, Brembo N.V. commits to strengthening and further integrating the social dimension into its corporate strategies, in order to generate long-term value, including throughout its supply chain and within the communities in which it operates.
The full text of the Manifesto is available here.
ESG Ratings and Assessments
EthiFinance ESG Rating
Brembo earned a score of 69 on the EthiFinance ESG Rating, based on the company’s 2024 data. The assessment, conducted by EthiFinance ESG Ratings, evaluates companies’ ESG risk management and sustainability maturity from both financial and stakeholder perspectives. The rating covers all ESG themes on a 0 to 100 scale.
ISS ESG Corporate Rating
Brembo received a B– in the ESG Corporate Rating the Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), which assesses how companies manage ESG risks and impacts on a scale from A+ to D–. The rating applies a double materiality approach, linking sustainability impacts to financial performance.