Governance

The evolution of reporting at Antolin has followed the evolution of the company itself. In 1987, the first report focused on financial performance, but the scope was soon broadened to provide a clearer picture of the business and its context. In the 1990s, a commercial focus and international expansion were incorporated, and in the 2000s, non-financial factors such as quality, innovation, people and the environment were added, foreshadowing a more comprehensive approach.

From 2003 onwards, the report grew in structure and focus by incorporating vision, strategy and values, and in 2007 it clearly emphasized the social and environmental aspects. In 2008, it aligned itself with standards such as the GRI and moved toward more accessible formats. Between 2009 and 2015, sustainability ceased to be a mere footnote and became a central part of the narrative, with dedicated reports, greater integration and alignment with international frameworks and, following their adoption, with the SDGs.

Since 2017, Antolin has continued to improve its reporting processes, ensuring greater rigor and traceability. The first report on non-financial information and diversity was published in 2019, and in 2023 an integrated report containing the company’s global information was published. The path is leading toward an approach that is increasingly aligned with key European requirements (CSRD and ESRS), establishing a more accessible, comprehensive and comparable reporting framework that is well-equipped to meet the challenges of the future.