Iochpe-Maxion has published its first Integrated Report, setting out 2024 performance and plans. Released in Cologne/Bonn on 17 September 2025, the report combines financials with environmental, social and governance disclosures. It highlights emissions reductions, programme launches and third-party recognitions. The company says the integrated format better connects long-term value creation with risk and governance.
The 2024 report records a 14% reduction in absolute Scope 1 and 2 emissions versus 2023. It launches “We Care”, which brings together social impact, diversity and inclusion, and wellbeing initiatives. The company also notes recognition across major sustainability benchmarks.
The report references inclusion in three of four B3 sustainability portfolios in Brazil, including ISE, IDIVERSA and ICO2. It also notes an EcoVadis Silver medal and Aluminium Stewardship Initiative (ASI) certification for the Ostrava, Czech Republic aluminium wheel plant.
Many tyre and wheel suppliers are shifting to integrated or CSRD-aligned reporting. Tyre News recently covered Michelin’s first CSRD-aligned sustainability report, which explained double-materiality and full value-chain disclosure.
Integrated reporting is also gaining traction in Asia. Tyre News reported on Sumitomo Rubber’s 2025 Integrated Report, outlining long-term strategy and governance updates.
Explore the full report and see how Iochpe-Maxion are driving progress: Integrated Report Iochpe-Maxion
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