Brembo has been included for the first time in the Sustainability Yearbook by Standard & Poor’s Global, which distinguishes companies with the strongest ESG performance worldwide based on the Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA).

Brembo strengthens its management of ESG risks and opportunities by bringing together its Risk Management and Sustainability Departments.

Brembo joins the United Nations Global Compact, the world’s largest strategic corporate citizenship initiative.

Brembo adheres to the United Nations 2030 Agenda, committing to contribute to the achievement of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

Brembo publishes its first Voluntary Sustainability Report and, together with the NGO CESVI, establishes “House of Smile” in India, one of its longest-running social projects.

At the initiative of Cristina Bombassei, the CSR Department is created to manage, share, and communicate sustainability best practices that are already emerging within Brembo.

For the first time, Brembo is assessing its commitment to environmental sustainability by completing the CDP questionnaire. 

Brembo publishes its first Code of Ethics, a guide that shapes its business conduct based on shared values and a more responsible future.

Brembo achieves ISO 14001 environmental certification, confirming its commitment to responsible environmental management.

Brembo’s sustainability journey took shape in 1999 with its first Intangible Capital Report.