Sustainability
At Bondalti, we are committed to creating a future where innovation and environmental and social responsibility go hand in hand. Our holistic approach integrates efficient resource management, biodiversity protection, and the promotion of circular practices that minimize waste and maximize value, as well as social responsibility and human rights for our employees and our entire value chain, and a positive impact on our communities and ecological systems.
Through emerging technologies and innovative strategies, we work tirelessly to reduce our environmental footprint and ensure the sustainability of our operations and scale our positive impact on society. We believe that every action counts and that, together, we can build a more sustainable world for future generations.
points in the EcoVadis assessment
In the CDP assessment
ISCC Plus certified products
360º view
Bondalti's sustainability vision is comprehensive and focused on several areas essential for sustainable development. The company works on the three pillars of sustainability: economic, environmental and social. Bondalti promotes circularity, process efficiency, the strength of partnerships, and responsible action. On the environmental level, Bondalti is committed to decarbonizing the economy, facing the challenges of climate change and reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
The company is also involved in innovative projects, such as the development of solutions linked to the lithium, green hydrogen and biogas value chains. In addition, Bondalti values people and nature, promoting equity, decent work and attention to the future of the planet, and is committed to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with priority for the decarbonization of the economy, the promotion of circularity and RDI, the use of clean water and the promotion of decent work for our employees.
SDG 6
Bondalti invests in measures aimed at water efficiency and the emission of tributaries. Some of Bondalti's products are essential for water treatment methodologies.
SDG 7
Bondalti develops various energy efficiency measures and invests in the continuous monitoring of its emissions. Bondalti aims to increase the consumption of renewable energy in the global energy matrix.
SDG 8
Bondalti is focused on the sustainable development and expansion of its business, focusing on operational efficiency and human capital.
SDG 9
Bondalti is a relevant company in the national industry, which invests in R&D activities with a view to operational efficiency and technological and functional modernization.
SDG 12
Bondalti invests in circular economy initiatives in order to achieve responsible and more competitive economic growth, with less impact on social and natural capital.
Pillars of action
Bondalti is considered to be one of the first companies in Portugal to integrate Doughnut Economics into its sustainability strategy, an innovative approach developed by economist Kate Raworth. This model proposes a vision of development that balances human well-being with the preservation of the planet's ecological limits, responding to the growing need to align business practices with sustainable objectives. Through this approach, Bondalti aims to ensure that its business operations respect both social rights and ecological limits. This commitment goes beyond simply mitigating environmental impacts, also incorporating a long-term vision that seeks to transform its processes, products and services into engines of more sustainable development.
Dual Materiality Methodology
In 2024, Bondalti revised its dual materiality process compared to the previous financial year (the previous exercise started in 2022 and culminated in results already in 2023), based on the methodology defined in the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS).
Managing climate change and emissions
At Bondalti, the management of climate change and emissions is crucial to ensure the sustainability of our operations and to contribute to the mitigation of global environmental impacts.
Energy Management
Efficient energy management is fundamental to Bondalti, allowing us to reduce consumption, improve operational efficiency and support the transition to renewable energy sources.
Waste and hazardous materials management
Responsible management of waste and hazardous materials is essential for Bondalti, ensuring the minimization of environmental impacts and the protection of human health.
Water resources and waste management
The sustainable management of water resources and waste is a priority for Bondalti, ensuring the efficient use of water and the reduction of waste.
Biodiversity
Protecting biodiversity is vital for Bondalti, as we recognize the importance of preserving natural ecosystems and promoting environmental sustainability.
Circularity and resource efficiency
Circularity and resource efficiency are pillars of Bondalti's strategy, allowing us to maximize the use of materials and minimize environmental impact.
Health and Safety at work
Health and safety at work are fundamental to Bondalti, ensuring a safe and healthy work environment for all employees.
Human Rights
Bondalti is committed to protecting human rights, ensuring fair labor practices and respecting the dignity of all people involved in our operations.
Relationship with the Community
The relationship with the community is essential for Bondalti, promoting transparency, collaboration, and support for local initiatives that benefit society.
Ethics, Transparency, and Anti-Corruption
Ethics, transparency and anti-corruption are core values at Bondalti, guaranteeing the integrity of our operations and the trust of our stakeholders.
Financial performance
Strong financial performance is crucial for Bondalti, allowing us to invest in innovation, sustainability and continuous growth.
Innovation
Innovation is a growth engine for Bondalti, driving the development of sustainable solutions and the creation of value for our clients and society.
Together Matters — Social Investment Model
At Bondalti, we believe that true strength lies in unity and collaboration. The concept of “Together Matters” reflects our conviction that, by working together, we can overcome any challenge and achieve excellence.
In 2024, we further reinforced this commitment, recognizing that each individual contribution is essential for collective success. Together, we create an environment where IDI flourishes, safety is a priority, and sustainability is a reality. Because at Bondalti, together, everything matters.
Bondalti Corporate Responsibility — The Together Matters Program
Bondalti's Corporate Responsibility Strategy 2030, aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda, was designed and approved in the year 2023. It began to be implemented and detailed in 2024, with medium-term objectives and annual programs to identify strategic partners,
as well as the best opportunities to generate a positive impact on society and the planet. The main objective is to transform Bondalti's impact on the world around it, progressively moving from a philanthropy model to a dynamic of social investment.
The company seeks to become a partner in defining solutions and identifying opportunities for improvement, participating as a funding structure or as a contributory element in projects that, on the one hand, are long-lasting and that, on the other, allowed a clear measurement of their impact.
What is the Together Matters program
5 STRATEGIC PILLARS
The five strategic pillars on which the Together Matters program is based guide the mission of giving back to society and nature, to a greater extent, everything that the organization uses. A concept based on the vision of a legacy of responsibility for the next generations, to the exact extent that concern for the future is a key notion of sustainable development.
+ Education and Citizenship
Programs for education, from preschool to professional education;
Inclusion of ethnic minorities, migrants and refugees (children and young people);
Training children and young people for ESG issues;
Support for cultural programs for children and young people.
+ Home and Energy
Housing support for people in poverty and at risk of social exclusion;
Promotion of intelligent and sustainable housing;
Promotion of access to green energy;
Promotion of sustainable mobility.
+ Life
Support for people with physical and mental disabilities;
Support for people with prolonged illness; Victim protection;
Access to drinking water and sanitation;
Investment in long-term care infrastructures.
+ Nature
Protection and promotion of biodiversity;
Decarbonization and carbon capture;
Sustainable and accessible tourism;
Circular economy; Dissemination and environmental awareness.
+ Entrepreneurship and Decent Work
Sustainable innovation;
Support for young entrepreneurs;
Scholarships and internships for university students;
Entrepreneurship and sustainable innovation awards;
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) programs.
5 STRATEGIC PILLARS
2030 OBJECTIVES OF THE TOGETHER MATTERS PROGRAM
+ Education and Citizenship
2,000 children and young people supported at the basic, secondary and/or professional education levels;
12 new sustainability projects in a school environment;
12 free cultural shows in the local community;
Social integration in the school communities of the communities.
+ Home and Energy
200 families in need or at risk of social exclusion with access to decent housing;
100 fireworks in a new sustainable neighborhood, combined with a social and environmental component;
200 families with access to green energy and sustainable mobility.
+ Life
600 children, young people and/or the elderly with better living conditions and accessibility through the construction/renovation of basic infrastructures;
60 families in Angola with access to drinking water/basic sanitation;
+ Nature
Production of carbon credits equivalent to scope 1 emissions in the base year of our commitment to carbon neutrality;
Increase biodiversity values in 2 regions in Portugal and 2 regions in Spain;
6 new regenerative or circular economy projects in the value chain in Portugal and Spain.
+ Entrepreneurship and Decent Work
200 young people graduated from higher education;
2 new Sustainable Innovation projects per year;
2 industrial clusters (Portugal and Spain) to improve conditions of access to employment and working conditions, and adaptation of workers to the future of work.
Investment allocation
2023
6%
10%
66%
18%
2024
23%
6%
50%
15%
6%
2025
20%
5%
10%
40%
18%
7%
2026
20%
15%
10%
30%
18%
7%
2030
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
7%
Education and Citizenship
Home and Energy
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Entrepreneurship and Decent Work
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