2O24
Sustainability Report and
Impact Report
Consolidated statement of non-financial character 2024 pursuant to Legislative Decree 254/2026 Impact Report 2024 pursuant to Law No.208/2015
Letter to Stakeholders
Dear Stakeholders,
2024 was for Unidata a year of evolution, consolidation and new challenges. A year that has seen us as protagonists on a path of growth not only economic, but also cultural and social, under the banner of sustainability and responsible innovation.
With this single document-which complements the Non-Financial Statement and Impact Report-we want to share with you our achievements, the commitments we have kept and the ambitions that guide us into the future.
We have continued our commitment to the universal right to connectivity and digitization through significant investments in FTTH infrastructure in the gray areas Lazio and Southern Italy with Unifiber and ClioFiber, and with innovative projects such as Unitirreno submarine fiber cabling between Mazara del Vallo and Genoa.
In 2024 we revamped our visual identity, a symbol of a dynamic company that is constantly changing, but true to its founding values: quality, transparency and attention to people. We surpassed 200 employees, strengthening our corporate culture through training courses, new welfare initiatives and a sustainable mobility plan drafted and shared with our employees.
Our focus on the environment has translated into a concrete commitment to the green transition, with fast-growing domestic renewable energy production and a corporate fleet of 67 percent hybrid or electric vehicles.
We have contributed to the growth of innovation ecosystem through partnerships with universities and institutions, research projects such as Rome Technopole and Sprint, and advanced IoT solutions applied to smart cities and efficient water resource management.
We understand that none of this would be possible without the continuous dialogue with our stakeholders, the trust of our clients, the professionalism of our people, and the support of our partners and investors.
Our commitment to sustainable and responsible development is an integral part of our corporate strategy and will continue to guide us into the future. We are ready to take on new challenges, with the conviction that Unidata's growth is inseparably linked to the creation of value for the local area, the environment and the community in which we operate.
Thank you for being by our side on this journey.
Renato Brunetti
Chairman of the Board of Directors
and CEO of Unidata S.p.A.
INDEX | |
WHO WE ARE | 1 |
The UNIDATA Group - The History | 2 |
The 2024 - At a Glance | 3 |
UNIDATA Group Structure | 4 |
Activities of UNIDATA | 5 |
UNIDATA Benefit Society and the Sustainable Strategy | 6 |
MATERIALITY | 10 |
ENVIRONMENT | 12 |
UNIDATA and environmental | 13 |
Research, Development and ICT solutions for sustainable development | 14 |
Smart City: UNIDATA and TreeVoice to monitor trees at Verano | 16 |
IoT systems and LPWA networks LoraWan | 16 |
UNIDATA Lab | 17 |
"AI.FER" project | 17 |
Rome Technopole Project | 18 |
SPRINT Project - RESTART | 18 |
UNIDATA's initiatives for the environment | 19 |
Renewable energy | 19 |
Energy efficiency interventions pursued through pricing policies and promotions | 21 |
UNIDATA counteracts waste | 23 |
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Employee mobility | 24 |
Toward a sustainable supply chain | 26 |
Waste management | 28 |
Energy efficiency: Consumption and emissions | 29 |
Non-renewable sources | 30 |
Car Fleet | 31 |
Renewable Sources | 33 |
Energy intensity ratio | 34 |
Direct Greenhouse Gas Emissions SCOPE 1 | 35 |
Direct Greenhouse Gas Emissions SCOPE 2 | 36 |
Environmental risks | 38 |
Risks related to the energy consumption of the infrastructure used | 38 |
Risk of incurring penalties or action for non-compliance with applicable environmental regulations | 39 |
Risks related to natural disasters (cloudbursts, earthquakes, floods, etc.) | 40 |
Risks associated with construction excavations for infrastructure construction in protected territories. Plans necessary for environmental restoration and rehabilitation | 41 |
SOCIAL | 42 |
Connection for all | 43 |
The proprietary network | 45 |
Unifiber - The digitization of gray areas | 46 |
#Rome 5G project | 48 |
Data center development and cloud services | 49 |
Cloud services | 49 |
Cybersecurity | 51 |
Legislation in the field of information security | 52 |
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Customer and Customer satisfaction | 53 |
Service Charter | 54 |
The quality of service | 55 |
Customer care - evolving perspectives | 57 |
Social Sustainability Measures | 58 |
Employees and training | 59 |
Personnel data | 62 |
Occupational Health and Safety | 68 |
Corporate Welfare | 69 |
Risks in Social and Community Settings | 70 |
Risks related to noncompliance with regulatory regulations and changes in the regulatory framework | 70 |
Reputational and operational risks due to delays in project execution | 71 |
Risks associated with the collection, storage, and processing of personal data | 72 |
Risks related to safety in the workplace | 73 |
GOVERNANCE | 74 |
The Corporate Governance Model | 75 |
The Corporate Governance Structure | 76 |
The organizational structure | 78 |
The system of internal control and risk management | 79 |
Manager in charge | 79 |
Supervisory body | 79 |
Audit | 80 |
Policy and corporate integrity | 81 |
Risk identification and management | 84 |
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Risk related to the reference context | 86 |
The Governance of Sustainability | 87 |
The Nominating, Compensation and Sustainability Committee | 87 |
The Sustainability Manager | 88 |
Stakeholder engagement | 89 |
Economic value | 90 |
The Sustainable Development Goals | 91 |
IMPACT REPORT | 92 |
The purposes of common benefit | 93 |
The first purpose of common benefit | 95 |
The second purpose of common benefit | 99 |
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SUSTAINABILITY REPORT AND IMPACT REPORT 2024 | WHO WE ARE | MATERIALITY | ENVIRONMENT | SOCIAL | GOVERNANCE |
WHO WE ARE.
SUSTAINABILITY REPORT AND IMPACT REPORT 2024 | WHO WE | MATERIALITY | ENVIRONMENT |
ARE. |
The UNIDATA Group - The History
1985 | 1994-2002 | 2020 |
Foundation | Growth | Quotation |
The company is brainchild of | Over the years, the | Unidata is admitted to the |
three professional technicians | company has revolutionized | Euronext Growth Milan |
who decide to start a | the core business by first | (formerly AIM Italia) market of |
Hardware Provider, active in | becoming an Internet | Borsa Italiana. Unifiber S.p.A. is |
the production of PC and | Service Provider and later | established thanks to an |
server components. | an operator of | agreement with the CEBF |
Telecommunications by | investment fund for FTTH fiber | |
initiating the construction of a | optic cabling in the "gray areas" | |
proprietary fiber optic network | of Lazio. | |
in 2002. |
SOCIAL | GOVERNANCE IMPACT REPORT | METHODOLOGICAL NOTE |
2022 | 2023 |
Benefit Society | Translisting |
and Merger | |
The company continues to | The company acquires the TWT |
pursue its sustainability goals | Group, which will later be merged |
and becomes a Benefit | by incorporation into Unidata, |
Society. | with the aim strengthening and |
expanding the company's size. In | |
June 2023, the process of | |
translisting on the Euronext Milan | |
market - STAR Segment is | |
successfully completed. Unitirreno | |
is born. |
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SUSTAINABILITY REPORT AND IMPACT REPORT 2024 | WHO WE | MATERIALITY | ENVIRONMENT | SOCIAL | GOVERNANCE IMPACT REPORT | METHODOLOGICAL NOTE |
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The 2O24 - At a Glance
EBITDA | 27 mln |
REVENUES | 1O1.3 mln |
2024
New Brand
Identity
2024 Participation ClioFiber
OVER 31,000 ACTIVE CUSTOMERS
Unidata in the first quarter 2024 reorganized strategy
and identity
company by presenting the
NEW LOGO. Dynamism,
evolution and connection are
the elements that
characterize the new brand
identity.
.
3
Unidata has signed an agreement with the CEBF
Fund to acquire a minority share of the
share capital of ClioFiber a Wholesale operator committed to building an FTTH network in the gray areas of Puglia.
MORE THAN 200
EMPLOYEES
DATACENTER
TIER IV Compliant
ROMEMILAN
ROME
MILAN
BARI
CERTIFICATIONS
ISO 14OO1 - Environmental Management
ISO 45OO1 - Management for occupational health and safety ISOIIEC 27OO1 - Information security management ISO 9OO1 - Quality management