Indra: Pioneer in Sustainability in the IT Sector

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Uninterrupted Leadership in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index

Indra, a renowned global technology and consulting company, has established itself as a leader in sustainability in the IT sector, maintaining its position for 18 consecutive years in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index World (DJSI World). This achievement highlights the company’s consistency and innovation in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) practices.

Excellence in Corporate Governance and ESG Practices

Indra’s commitment to sustainability is evidenced by its exceptional performance across various categories. The company not only achieved high scores in Corporate Governance, reaching 99% compliance, but also led in Ethics, Tax Strategy, and Innovation Management. These results reflect Indra’s dedication to meeting rigorous standards of sustainability and business ethics.

Highlight in Climate Strategy and Social Relations

In addition to governance, Indra also excelled in Climate Strategy and Emissions, achieving top scores. This illustrates the company’s commitment to reducing environmental impact and promoting a more sustainable economy. In the Social pillar, Indra achieved excellent results in Customer Relationship Management and Labor Practices, reaffirming its role as a responsible and conscientious employer.

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Global Initiatives and Recognitions

Indra not only maintains its position in the DJSI World but is also part of the FTSE4Good index and holds an AA rating in the MSCI-ESG index, in addition to having received the Ecovadis platinum medal. These recognitions underscore the company’s position as a leader in sustainability in the IT sector.

Internal and External Advances

Internally, Indra has been striving to integrate sustainability into all its operations. This includes ethics training for employees and suppliers, along with a significant focus on Research, Development, and Innovation (R&D&I). Externally, the company works to reduce the environmental impact of its products and services, contributing to a more sustainable future.

Commitment to Equality and Diversity

Indra also stands out in promoting equality and diversity in the workplace. The company has been actively working to reduce the gender pay gap and increase the hiring of women in STEM fields.

Strong Presence in Brazil

In Brazil, Indra has had a significant presence since 1996. With offices in several states and innovative projects in key sectors, the company establishes itself as an important player in the country’s economic and technological development.

In summary, Indra consolidates itself as an example of leadership in sustainability in the IT sector. With a holistic approach that spans corporate governance to innovation and equality, the company demonstrates its continuous commitment to a more sustainable and responsible future.

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