Denios has published its fifth sustainability report. The latest report highlights the company’s sustainability strategy and outlines the developments and initiatives that shaped the years 2024 and 2025.
The report summarizes how Denios assumes responsibility for the environment, society, and sustainable corporate development. Among other topics, it addresses the company’s environmental footprint, potential savings in energy and resources, customer satisfaction, and social engagement.
Report in accordance with GRI and the UN Global Compact
“Sustainability has been part of our identity since our founding—that is, for 40 years,” emphasizes Horst Rose, Managing Director and CSO. “As a leading provider of environmental and occupational safety solutions, we bear a special responsibility—toward people, the environment, and society. We are committed to living up to this responsibility, which is why sustainability is firmly anchored in our corporate strategy.”
The report details the measures Denios implemented during the reporting period and how sustainable development can be tracked using specific metrics. The reporting is based on the guidelines of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and also serves as a progress report for the UN Global Compact. Denios has been a member of the United Nations initiative for responsible corporate governance since 2019.
ESG Metrics for Multiple Locations
At Denios, sustainable corporate development centers on the three ESG areas of focus: Environment, Social, and Governance. The reporting is also structured around this framework. In addition to the metrics for the headquarters in Bad Oeynhausen, the report includes the European production sites in Italy, the Czech Republic, and France.
“For us, this report is far more than just a collection of facts and figures,” explains Horst Rose. “It shows what we have already achieved and, at the same time, highlights where we want to continue improving. The fact that we are now publishing our report for the fifth time underscores our commitment to consistently advancing sustainability over the long term.”
The report was once again audited and certified by the independent certification body Gutcert, based in Berlin. There is no printed edition; the full report is available online.