- €226.9 million in compensation across all product lines
- €178.13 million Social Product
- Contributed 0.1% of the Greek GDP
- High NPS rating of 71 on products and 59 on services, 92% customer satisfaction rating
- High solvency ratios of nearly 239%
- No discrimination incidents related to unequal treatment, equal opportunities or lack of respect for employees
- 90% of employees received salaries higher than the minimum amounts required by collective labour agreements
- 12,926 total hours of training
- 103 new hires
- €1.5 billion total insurance coverage of facilities generating power from renewable energy sources (RES)
- 2 product lines based on RES (Green Line and Energy Line)
- Creation of a pioneering predictive model to assess and map risks from catastrophic events (YANTAS)
The new Interamerican Sustainable Development Report presents important non-financial data on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, the company’s new Sustainable Development strategy and the way in which it is incorporated into the Group’s business strategy and underpins all of its operations. The report also reflects the group’s efforts to contribute to Greece’s economic development, the well-being of society as a whole and to create added value for its employees, customers, partners, shareholders and other stakeholders.
The Sustainable Development Report is structured around three key pillars: Sustainable Business Operation, Sustainable Products and Services and Creating Value for stakeholders. These constitute the group’s sustainable development strategy. The content has been developed in accordance with the updated GRI Reporting Standards 2021, following the “In accordance” option and incorporating the “GRI reporting principles”, the Athens Stock Exchange ESG Reporting Guide and the AA1000 Accountability Principles Standard, while the company’s impacts have been mapped to the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
It is worth noting that Interamerican is one of the first Greek companies to voluntarily follow the new GRI 2021 standards, which went into effect at the start of 2023.
Group CEO Giannis Kantoros stated: “With total respect for our stakeholders, their needs and expectations, we believe this report will help you to learn more about the company, its principles and the values that guide it, its business challenges and its priorities, as well as the role it seeks to play as a responsible corporate citizen in the economy, the environment and society at large.”
