We have developed the decarbonization plan for more than 50 percent of the portfolio under management, with the objective to align the properties under the Paris Agreement decarbonization pathway. All our new products under construction target the alignment with at least one of the European environmental taxonomy objectives, qualifying this activity as sustainable investment.

Materiality analysis is fundamental for identifying the priority topics that influence an organisation’s success and sustainability. It makes it possible to align corporate strategies with stakeholders’ expectations and ensure accountable and long-term management. The COIMA Group’s business embraces all phases of a real estate project and involves various types of stakeholders: in the initial investment phase, the key actors are investors and banks, essential for raising capital and for funding operations, while urban regeneration and development projects involve architects, design engineers and general contractors. A relationship of partnership and dialogue with local authorities and communities is also crucial. For rented properties or completed projects, the main stakeholders are the tenants, and for properties managed by COIMA REM the suppliers of services also play an important role. The materiality analysis also helps to identify key risks and opportunities, and improves transparency and communication.