Ontex Achieves 'A' Grade from CDP for Supplier Engagement
On Wednesday, Ontex received an 'A' grade in the CDP's supplier engagement assessment, confirming its progress in collaborating with its supply chain on climate issues and transparency. This recognition comes a few months after the company received an 'A' grade for its climate performance in January 2026.
Ontex has made several concrete steps in managing its suppliers. In 2025, 100% of the raw material suppliers signed the company's Supplier Code of Conduct, which sets out explicit expectations in terms of environmental, social, and ethical standards.
The data collected from suppliers now covers 64% of emissions related to purchased goods and services (Scope 3). This improved coverage allows for more accurate emissions reporting and more targeted collaboration with partners. Ontex continues to strengthen its due diligence audit program with suppliers, using ESG assessments and social audits conducted by third parties in the most risky categories.
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The commitment to suppliers is part of Ontex's overall climate and sustainability strategy. According to Marco Querzoli, Director of Supply Chain, this approach is based on improving data quality, setting clear expectations, and managing risks at the most significant impact points. The approach aims to generate steady progress across the entire value chain through structured processes, transparency, and ongoing dialogue.
Notre performance n'est pas encore à la hauteur de nos ambitions.
Résultats Q1 2026 en baisse par rapport à l'année précédente.
Risks mentioned
Demandes du marché plus faibles que prévu dans le secteur de la baby care.
Coûts d'exploitation en hausse dus à l'inflation et à la hausse des coûts de transport.
Pressions sur la chaîne d'approvisionnement liés à l'instabilité géopolitique.
Opportunities identified
Gains sur des contrats nouveaux et déjà réalisés en Amérique du Nord.
Opportunités de croissance dans la transformation stratégique en cours.
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