Prima joins global sustainability initiative

Gianfranco Carbonato, Prima Industrie executive chairman
Gianfranco Carbonato, Prima Industrie executive chairman

Prima Industrie, a global group operating in the advanced manufacturing systems sector has announced it has joined the United Nations Global Compact, the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative for the development, implementation and disclosure of responsible business practices.

The group comprises four business units: Prima Power, Prima Electro, Convergent Photonics, and Prima Additive.

Launched in 2000, the UN Global Compact is an international network made up of companies, governments, institutions and organisations whose commitment is to share, promote and implement the principles and values for the adoption of common policies in support of sustainability. This is embodied in ten universal principles in the areas of human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption.

With this announcement, Prima Industrie joins over 15,000 organisations in over 160 countries actively committed to creating an economic, social and environmental framework to promote a healthy and sustainable world economy that guarantees everyone the opportunity to share its benefits.

"Joining the Global Compact strengthens our sustainable and inclusive growth strategy and our commitment to create value for customers and stakeholders without generating negative impacts on the environment and the community." declared Gianfranco Carbonato, Prima Industrie’s executive chairman.

“We are aware of the key role that manufacturing companies play in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and in creating new business models that allow for fair and responsible development. Finding the right balance between environmental and business sustainability is the biggest responsibility and challenge we face: the future of the planet and the younger generation are depending on us."

Prima Industrie
www.primaindustrie.com

United Nations Global Compact
www.unglobalcompact.org

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Prima Power

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