Sustainability

For a company like ours, the main impact lies in the plants we design: systems that will operate for decades. This is where we focus our efforts, alongside the communities where we work, rather than solely on energy and resource use at our premises.
Doing things well
Doing things well means custom engineering solutions, upgrading existing plants, digital technologies and continued investment in people. These are also what make a business competitive. Sustainability is therefore part of how we work every day.
Sustainability within our business and beyond

Our reporting approach

In 2024, we published our first sustainability report voluntarily, without any regulatory obligation. Starting this process reflects our commitment to integrating sustainability into our corporate strategy, promoting a culture of shared value and positive long-term impact.

Since 2025, reporting has taken place at Group level: data from SAMMI Srl and CCM Engineering Srlu is included in INTEGRA Holding’s sustainability report.
The report voluntarily follows the Voluntary Sustainability Reporting Standard for non-listed SMEs (VSME), developed by EFRAG, with an approach proportionate to the organisation’s size. VSME does not require a double materiality assessment. We nevertheless chose to conduct one, following the principles of the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), to identify relevant ESG topics, assess their impacts, risks and opportunities, and set priorities for the Strategic Sustainability Plan.
We consulted employees, customers and suppliers through questionnaires and interviews, and engaged with local businesses and Confindustria.
The Plan’s initiatives are linked to selected Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the 2030 Agenda. The reporting scope includes INTEGRA Holding, SAMMI and CCM Engineering.

Sustainability within our business and beyond

Sustainability reports

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INTEGRA sustainability report 2025

The Group report, including data from SAMMI and CCM Engineering.
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SAMMI sustainability report 2024

Our first voluntary report, published before the move to Group reporting.
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The TURN project

Urban Re-Generation Terni-Narni

In 2024, we joined TURN – Urban Re-Generation Terni-Narni, the initiative promoted by Confindustria Umbria that created Italy’s first business community certified to UNI ISO 37101:2019 for sustainable development. The certification, issued by Bureau Veritas, covers coordination between companies to promote sustainability by sharing know-how and good practices.

Italy’s first business community certified to UNI ISO 37101

TURN is a collaborative local network based on an integrated management system, designed to generate positive, measurable ESG impacts. By joining, we commit to integrating sustainability into our processes, promoting shared growth and contributing to common goals in areas such as energy efficiency, innovation and inclusion.
Italy’s first business community certified to ISO 37101

The project’s five objectives

Reduce environmental impact

Efficient resource use · Emissions reduction · Sustainable waste management · Biodiversity protection

Promote sustainable economic development

Inclusive growth · Local employment · Innovation and clean technologies · Stakeholder collaboration

Improve social and cultural wellbeing

Inclusion and participation · Health and safety · Protection and promotion of cultural heritage · Equitable access to resources and opportunities

Strengthen governance and transparency

Responsibility, transparency and integrity · Stakeholder engagement · Progress monitoring and reporting · Application of the PDCA (Plan–Do–Check–Act) model

Develop resilient and sustainable infrastructure

Investment in safe, sustainable infrastructure · Climate resilience · Use of sustainable materials and resources