Cattolica and the Environment

The environmental question holds a structural importance in the objectives of a company focused on the long-term. 

Themes such as the impact of the processes and the products, the reduction in consumption and the achievement of energy savings, the prudent management of the resources belong de jure in the financial statement of a company such as Cattolica. It is from premises such as these that stems the desire to have a Group environmental policy and one dedicated to the Ca’ Tron agricultural estate.

The idea remains unswerving that well-defined environmental governance is essential to effectively monitor the policies regarding these themes and for their dissemination within the organisation. 

The Group, in this sense, is continuing its efforts to manage the resources that it uses efficiently, with the objective of reducing the impact generated. It has also acquired catastrophic coverage for risks of earthquake, floods, storms, tornadoes and hail (not agricultural), with monthly monitoring of the catastrophic events which exceed set performance thresholds, in order to be able to identify potential events with high negative impact. 

The data provided in this page include the Group’s executive offices of Verona, Rome, Milan and, starting this year, the office of Venice, following the acquisition of the companies Estinvest, Satec and Meteotec during 2018 and the relative inclusion in the Group’s perimeter.

Together with the executive offices, the data report includes the Cattolica Center of Verona and the Ca’ Tron agricultural estate.

The Verona area includes the two operational sites of Lungadige Cangrande and via Fermi and the Cattolica Center, property owned by Cattolica, partly renovated and used starting in 2016.